Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership (NWRSDP)

Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership serves the people in northwestern Minnesota as they experiment with innovative ideas, build and strengthen relationships and take practical steps into a hopeful future. We connect University resources and Citizen leaders in support of regional aspirations for natural resources, clean energy, agriculture and food systems, and resilient communities. The Northwest region encompasses the diverse landscapes that drain to the Red River of the North. The region’s natural history shows up in a diverse landscape shaped by ice and water and representing all four major biomes - prairie, aspen parkland, hardwood and boreal forests - found in Minnesota. The NW RSDP organizes its work in four Focus Areas, each with a work group responsible for identifying priorities and developing ideas for projects to recommend to the board. * Resilient Communities depend on natural, social and human capital with the capacity to flex and adapt to changing circumstances. * Local Foods + Sustainable Agriculture encompasses food and cropping systems for local and regional markets. * Clean Energy includes community-based efficiency improvements and the use of renewable resources. * Natural Resources of the region provide a foundation of goods and services that support the other areas.

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