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The National Association of Development Organizations is a national association that promotes regional development strategies, partnerships, and initiatives that strengthen economic competitiveness and quality of life within local communities across the country.

Advocacy

NADO's federal advocacy agenda

NADO advocates for federal programs, policies, and initiatives that promote regional community development, economic competitiveness, quality of place, and economic mobility.

Events

NADO Events

NADO events provide opportunities for NADO members and non-members alike to network, engage in peer-learning, share solutions, learn about innovative tools and resources, stay apprised of relevant policy issues and advocacy efforts, and develop new approaches and strategies for facilitating regional community development in communities across the country.

Resources

NADO Resources

The NADO Research Foundation (NADO RF) provides education, research, and training that supports and strengthens the national network of Regional Development Organizations (RDOs).

Membership

Become a Member

Become a NADO member and gain access to training, resources, advocacy, and networking opportunities to help support your regional development work.

About Us

about NADO

The National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) is a leading voice in Washington, DC, advocating for federal programs and policies that promote regional community development and economic competitiveness.

Featured Resources

EDD Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Materials: Presentation & Workbook

Presentation materials and an accompanying workbook from a recent disaster preparedness workshop for EDDs are now available. These resources can help staff assess vulnerabilities, map regional networks, align planning efforts, and develop a 90-day action agenda to support regional preparedness and strengthen economic resilience.