Introduction
Strategy one : agreement on changes in the collection and management of and access to, multiple agency information about programs and benefits in order to be consumer responsive
Strategy two : utilization of favorable tax treatment (e.g. tax credits) to stimulate change in individual and corporate behavior that encourages investment in livable community objectives
Strategy three : agreement on common performance measures across multiple federally funded programs
Strategy four : utilization of private sector match to competitively secure public funding and stimulate public-private sector partnerships
Strategy five : agreement on changes in infrastructure to consolidate administration of multiple programs and improve ease of access
Strategy six : utilization of waiver authority to promote state options to advance consumer choice and community participation
Recommendations for action.