University Transportation Centers Program
Government or public body · Washington, United States · Founded 1987
Website: transportation.gov. Government or public body in Washington, United States, founded 1987. Profile and ecosystem links on Innovative EcoSystems.
In context
University Transportation Centers Program is one of 337 government and public bodies in Washington, DC listed in the Innovative EcoSystems registry, and one of 2,323 across the United States.
The registry lists 1,418 innovation ecosystem organizations in Washington, DC in all.
Government and public bodies set policy, fund programs and run the economic development work that shapes a regional innovation ecosystem.
The United States scores 68.5 out of 100 on the IEPA (2024 edition), ranking 21 of 117 economies.
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