National Association of Regional Councils (NARC)

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This paper begins by looking at the NARC's history and purpose, discussing its main aim of furthering the cause of regionalism. In order to understand this goal, the writer defines the term 'regionalism'. It then discusses one of the council's major functions which is the implementation of equal state and local welfare. The paper then concludes with a description of the NARC's acts and achievements - both micro and macro.

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"The National Association of Regional Councils (NARC) has been an independent entity for over thirty-five years. "The National Association of Regional Councils (NARC) is the preeminent alliance for fostering regional cooperation and building regional communities.
We advocate for regional approaches with federal and state governments; provide training and technical assistance on the latest regional developments; and conduct research on timely regional topics." (NARC, 2003, http://www.narc.org/) The National Association of Regional Councils is an integral part of the growth and development of countless communities, be they interstate or otherwise."

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