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The RUPRI Center for Rural Entrepreneurship strives to provide you with access to the best information about rural entrepreneurship. In the Library, you’ll be able to access most of the Center’s research – our case studies and reports, tools, stories and policy briefs. We’ve also included some of the best work of other organizations and researchers under External Resources. We’d also like to encourage you to explore directly the work of other key organizations by looking at the section on Useful Websites.

The RUPRI Center for Rural Entrepreneurship

The RUPRI Center for Rural Entrepreneurship strives to be the focal point for efforts to stimulate and support private and public entrepreneurship development in communities throughout rural America. By supporting practice-driven research and evaluation and facilitating shared learning among practitioners, researchers and policy makers, the Center works to encourage entrepreneurship development as an effective route to building prosperous, dynamic, and sustainable rural economies. The Center is part of the Rural Policy Research Institute, an organization dedicated to providing unbiased analysis and information on the challenges, needs, and opportunities facing rural America. To learn more about RUPRI, go to www.rupri.org.


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