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2011 Population Forum

 

Your vision. Our Insight.
Together for Community Success.

Nova Scotia’s 12 Regional Development Authorities help build strong, healthy communities. 

Whether it’s spearheading a downtown revitalization project, helping businesses reach new export markets, or supporting immigrants as they build their lives in a new place, RDAs facilitate economic development in the communities we serve. 

We leverage our private, public and non-profit sector partnerships to assemble the resources you need to ensure your initiative is successful.  We use our expertise in project management, skills building and strategic planning to ensure your project stays focused and on track.

RDAs help build prosperous, vibrant communities by focusing on:

  • Community Development
  • Business Counseling
  • Skills & Learning
  • Regional Promotion
  • Investment Recruitment
  • Information & Research
  • Sites & Premises
  • Innovation

The Nova Scotia Association of Regional Development Authorities - or NSARDA - is the link between the Nova Scotia RDAs, providing support and collective strength. Since 1999, the NSARDA has helped the Nova Scotia RDAs in improving the economy of communities across Nova Scotia.

 


2012 NSARDA AGM Request for Proposals

Municipal funding support for the Annapolis Digby Economic Development Agency (ADEDA) as a key engine for regional economic development is once again firing on all six of its funding cylinders.

NSARDA releases its third Leading Economic Change Discussion Paper. The paper, which focuses on population change, is the third in a new series.

NSARDA's BRE II Roll Out

United we stand. That belief – and the knowledge that by standing together a community prospers together – beats strongly at the heart of the Pictou Regional Development Commission (PRDC).

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