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IEDC Site Selection Data Standards:

IEDC stands for International Economic Development Council, an association having a purpose of advancing the economic development . . . profession and discipline of economic development as a whole (source of quote). In that regard, its members are interested and/or engaged in enterprise and economic development. The site selection process, which is a component of enterprise development, is of particular interest to those IEDC members who are area and local development representatives. Therefore, IEDC provides a set of Site Selection Data Standards consisting of . . . over 1,200 data elements organized into 25 spreadsheets (source of quote). The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary definition of site selection data standards has more information.

prime site location:

The value of commercial real estate is a function of accessibility to markets and supplies, especially in in urban areas; i.e., value is driven by where sites and real property are located in that regard. Also, in that regard is a real estate expression, location, location, location, which emphasises a feature of a prime site. From the standpoint of the site selector, a prime site meets essential project requirements set forth as selection criteria.

In his book, Business Geography and New Real Estate Market Analysis (2002, Oxford University Press), Grant Thrall, PhD provides a definition of business geography. The Network referred to the definition when asked what a former corporate real estate executive meant when stating that location, location, location ... is only pertinent if a certain geography is targeted (source of quote). See the definition of geography of locations.

site selection location: a country

See the definition of location identity as it relates to our (who we are) appeal to .network users to offer their suggestions of places of interest throughout the world. You and other users can help build The Network as a resource for enterprise and economic development by suggesting locations. We accommodate those who may hesitate, thinking that they may have to provide personal information along with their suggestions, by offering a simple set of instructions by which they can email us anonymously. Please review the instructions and email a suggestion.

The Economic Development Network website has a global list of nations. There is where we start the process of responding to suggestions to list places of interest. If you access the list of nations to find that a country of interest to you does not show a link, all you need to do is to email us its name as a location identity. If you would like to see a city-region or smaller places within a country listed, simply identify them to us in the memo section of your email. If you know of websites of location data suppliers or economic development organizations for the county, region within, or other places within, such as places seeking economic development, we would appreciate receiving URLs as well. The EDN website is a part of a share network.

directory of development organizations at www.devdir.org:

A global directory of over 50,000 associations which is for the most part focused on ... governments, private sector and key development organizations in civil society, including NGOs, trade unions, faith-based organizations, indigenous peoples movements, foundations and research centres (source of quote). The website provides access to directories of development organizations by global regions. The Network is a directory of associations with a focus on enterprise and economic development. Comments about various associations and links to websites of interest to members of the .network core user group are scattered among other resources that support its mission. The best way to find out if an association of interest to you is included is to search. In the event that you search, but do not readily find what you want, contact us by email and provide its name.

site selection odp:

The Network is an open access resource for enterprise development. Site Selection is a process of enterprise development. Building The Network as a resource for users who participate in its mission is an ongoing project. In terms of site selection, perhaps the most important project is its Global Registry of Contacts. As the name implies, the GRC is a contact directory. GRC information published initially online to support .network user searches includes listing places of interest to site selectors. As such, the GRC could just as well be called a site selection directory. It lists location data suppliers and provides links to their contact information upon request (or mission contacts who register with the GRC can arrange to have links in place so that those who want to get in touch can do so directly). In any event, temporary links to contact data as well as location profiles are created as a free service for users who request them.

Users contribute to the open site selection directory project of The Network by suggesting listings or places seeking economic development and other locations around the word in position to accommodate enterprise development. See countries as locations above.

of offers the Site Selection Directory as such a project. It's free to site selectors and enterprise developers for publishing, for example project profiles and location data requests online. In order to provide access to additional information that may help you zero in on a meaning of the expression for your purposes, we Google the following keywords: site selection "open directory"

Site Selection (5 steps); A 10-step Guide for Site Selection

materials and supplies:

Materials are various things from which other things are made. Examples are raw material, which is any type of matter as natural product used to manufacture something, and processed material, which is changed from its natural state after going through a process and becoming a product, such as a part, component, item for assembly, fuel, chemical agent, or finished product. Depending on where raw materials are in a process they may be additionally identified as basic substances modified, or semi-processed.

Supplies are materials provided or made available for use (source of quote).

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define materials and supplies

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