Project Description

2017 – 2022 CEDS Process

Public Comments
Presentation to Council Board (11/27/17)
Minutes

2017 – 2022 Adopted CEDS

Final 2020 CEDS Annual Report

CEDS 2017 – 2022

What is the CEDS?

The Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for South Florida is a roadmap to diversify and strengthen the regional economy of Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties. The regional CEDS will guide federal and state investment priorities and funding sources and delineate lead organizations’ responsibilities for execution of the CEDS, while bringing together public and private sectors leaders and decision-makers. This is not a plan for the Council; rather, it is a strategy for the communities and businesses of South Florida.

The South Florida CEDS was approved for adoption at the Council’s regular meeting on November 27, 2017.

Goals for 2017 – 2022 Update:

Innovation and Competitiveness – To support programs, strategies, and data collection that contribute to the retention and the expansion of economically resilient businesses.

Opportunity and Prosperity – To support a diversified economy through a focus on maintaining and improving workforce development programs, public infrastructure, and adaptive capacity.

Vitality and Sustainability – To promote a high quality of life by supporting conscientious natural resource use and sustainable communities through the provision of quality education, healthcare systems, historical and cultural facilities, affordable housing, and natural open spaces.

View Regional and County Fact Sheets

2017–2022 South Florida CEDS Update Timeline

Spring 2017

  • Formulation of advisory committee
  • Present Strategic Direction Plan outline and initial Evaluation Framework

Summer 2017

  • Convening of Advisory Committee to conduct SWOT Analysis
Fall 2017
  • CEDS Drafting
  • Call for public comment
  • Review and approval

CEDS Visualized

The visualizations below accompany the PDF version of the 2017–2022 South Florida CEDS. The visualizations utilize a platform called MySidewalk.





Additional Resources


NATIONAL & STATE


Florida Scorecard


Education


Trade and Logistics


ALICE Report: Asset Limited Income Constrained Report Employment, United Way


Labor Market Information, Department of Economic Opportunity


Harvard Housing Burden


OTHER REFERENCES

Wang, Y., & Rayer, S. (2016, April 15). Foreign In-Migration to Florida, 2005–2014.


Zhu, Y. (2016, September 14). Florida median household income changes since 2007.


REGIONAL


Seven50, Southeast Florida Prosperity Plan


Southeast Florida 2040 Regional Transportation Plan


Economic Currents, FIU Metropolitan Center


LOCAL


Broward


Six Pillars Broward County, Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance –


Broward County Affordable Housing Needs Assessment, FIU Metropolitan Center


Creative Broward, Broward County


Miami-Dade


Miami-Dade County Prosperity Initiative, FIU Metropolitan Center


One Community One Goal, Beacon Council


Planning Research and Economic Analysis, Miami-Dade County


MAP: Miami Affordability Project, University of Miami Office of Civic and Community Engagement


Monroe


City of Marathon Workforce/Affordable Housing Assessment, FIU Metropolitan Center