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Community Matters A Voice of, by, and for the People of Delaware, Ohio December 2017 Vol. 3, no. 6Send info, articles, or comments to delawarecommunitymatters@gmail.com Disclaimer: This newsletter

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2. Start by gathering relevant information about your community.
3. Identify the key sustainability issues that need to be addressed.
4. Prioritize the issues based on their urgency and importance.
5. Develop an action plan outlining specific goals and objectives.
6. Engage key stakeholders and community members in the process.
7. Assign responsibilities and allocate resources to implement the plan.
8. Monitor and evaluate the progress of the sustainability initiatives.
9. Make necessary adjustments and improvements to the plan as needed.
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11. Continuously review and update the sustainability initiatives to ensure long-term impact.

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5. - Community members and residents who are passionate about creating a sustainable future.
6. - Educational institutions and researchers studying community sustainability.
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