Course Title: Connecting Communities: Transit-Oriented Development in Affordable Housing

Course Description

Join us at the Nash Group Training and Education Platform for a specialized online course that explores the vital role of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in affordable housing projects. This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and strategies to integrate transit infrastructure, promote walkability, and enhance accessibility within affordable housing developments. By understanding the principles of TOD, participants can create vibrant, sustainable communities that prioritize connectivity, mobility, and inclusivity.




Course Topics

1. Introduction to Transit-Oriented Development and Affordable Housing

2. Benefits of Transit-Oriented Development in Housing Projects

3. Planning and Design Considerations for TOD in Affordable Housing

4. Collaboration with Transportation Agencies and Stakeholders

5. Sustainable Practices and Green Infrastructure in Transit-Oriented Affordable Housing

6. Equitable Access and Affordable Housing Affordability in TOD Projects

7. Community Engagement and Stakeholder Involvement in TOD Planning

8. Case Studies and Best Practices in Transit-Oriented Development for Affordable Housing




Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Understand the concept and significance of Transit-Oriented Development in affordable housing projects.

2. Recognize the benefits of integrating transit infrastructure into housing developments, including improved access to public transportation, reduced car dependence, and enhanced connectivity.

3. Explore planning and design considerations for incorporating TOD principles in affordable housing projects, such as mixed-use development, pedestrian-friendly design, and transit-oriented zoning.

4. Learn how to collaborate effectively with transportation agencies, local government entities, and community stakeholders to implement TOD strategies in affordable housing.

5. Identify sustainable practices and green infrastructure solutions that align with TOD principles and promote environmental stewardship in affordable housing development.

6. Address issues of equitable access and affordability in TOD projects to ensure that transit-oriented affordable housing remains inclusive and accessible to all community members.

7. Engage in community outreach and stakeholder involvement initiatives to foster participatory planning processes and gather input from diverse voices in TOD development.

8. Analyze real-world case studies and best practices that exemplify successful Transit-Oriented Development strategies in affordable housing projects.





Value to the Participant

This course provides valuable insights and practical tools for individuals and organizations involved in affordable housing development, urban planning, transportation, sustainability, and community engagement. By mastering the principles of Transit-Oriented Development in affordable housing, clients can create livable, connected neighborhoods that offer residents access to transit options, promote sustainable living, and foster a sense of community. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of integrating TOD into affordable housing projects, collaborate with key stakeholders, and implement best practices that prioritize accessibility, equity, and environmental stewardship. Ultimately, this course empowers clients to leverage the transformative potential of Transit-Oriented Development to create vibrant, resilient communities where affordable housing is seamlessly integrated with transit networks, enhancing the quality of life and social well-being of all residents.




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