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Bloomberg Philanthropies Announces First ‘What Works Cities’ Participants

August 6, 2015/

The three-year data initiative designed to help 100 cities with their community improvement projects has its first eight participants.

"Making better use of data is one of the best opportunities cities have to solve problems and deliver better results for their citizens," said Michael Bloomberg in a press release.

Full Story: http://www.govtech.com/dc/articles/Bloomberg-Philanthropies-Announces-First-What-Works-Cities-Participants.html

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