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Inclusive Abundance is a nonprofit policy organization working on a practical question: how can public institutions help deliver more of the housing, energy, infrastructure and opportunity people need? It describes itself as nonpartisan and brings together policy experts, think tanks and advocacy organizations around an agenda of wider prosperity and more effective government.
What Its Work Covers
- Housing and infrastructure: its built-environment work covers affordable housing, low-cost and low-carbon energy, transportation, manufacturing and regional development.
- Government that delivers: its institutional-innovation agenda focuses on improving government and election systems.
- Opportunity and public services: its human-potential work includes education, immigration, community safety and healthcare.
Research, Relationships and Policy Change
According to its description of its approach, the organization supports research and policy recommendations, convenes conferences and working groups, and educates policymakers. Visitors can explore its policy areas, commentary and organizational updates, then follow the topics most relevant to their own work.
Why Explore This Resource
For advocates who want to move from identifying a problem to examining possible solutions, this is a place to investigate proposals about what government should build, fund or change. It may be particularly useful when researching housing affordability, energy costs or barriers to delivering public projects. Read individual proposals closely: consider who benefits, what trade-offs they involve and how they would work in your community.
About the Organization
The website identifies its operator as Inclusive Abundance Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and names a separate affiliated 501(c)(4), Inclusive Abundance Action. Its Abundant Future newsletter offers another way to follow its work and the broader abundance-policy discussion.