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Item # 5_3. <br />.mover <br />MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Mayor and City Council <br />FROM: Nicola Blake-Bradley, Environmental Technician <br />DATE: November 1, 2010 <br />SUBJECT: Bright Ideas Designation -Project Conserve <br />Elk River Energy City's Project Conserve was nominated fox an Innovations in Government <br />Award through the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at the Harvard <br />Kennedy School. Although Project Conserve did not progress to the semi-£mal round of <br />selections, it was chosen as one of 173 Bright Ideas from 43 states and the District of <br />Columbia! <br />This year's cohort of Bright Ideas was chosen by a team of expert evaluators made up of <br />academics, practitioners, and fonnex public servants. Selected from a pool of nearly 600 <br />applicants, including smaller-scale pIlots, 2010 Bright Ideas address a range of pressing issues <br />including poverty reduction, environmental conservation, and emergency management. <br />Bright Ideas is designed to recognize and share creative government initiatives around the <br />country with interested public sector, nonprofit, and academic communities and seeks to <br />complement the long-standing Innovations in American Government Awards Program by <br />providing government agencies with a collection of new solutions that can be considered <br />and adopted today. 'Plus new program serves to recognize promising government programs <br />and partnerships that government officials, public servants, and others might fmd useful <br />when faced with their own challenges. <br />"For over 20 years we have been honoring the country's most creative public sector <br />initiatives through our Innovations in American Government Awards Program," said <br />Anthony Saich, director of the Ash Centex. "The creation of Bright Ideas was a natural next <br />step to shed light on an even greater number of noteworthy programs and practices across <br />our nation and to encourage practitioners to make these ideas work iu their own backyards." <br />The 2010 Bright Ideas will be showcased on the Center's Government Innovators Network, <br />an online marketplace of ideas- and examples of government innovation for policymakexs <br />and practitioners. The inaugural group of Bright Ideas will serve as a cornerstone of a new <br />online communit3=where innovative ideas are proposed, shared, and disseminated. The Ash <br />Center also em~isious that these Bright Ideas have the potential to become future <br />Innovations in American Government winners. <br />
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