Montana's Commitment to Economic Development in Indian Country

Jul 12, 2013

By MBPC Staff

A strong economy allows for the creation and retention of local jobs, the establishment and growth of businesses, and the ability to keep money in the local community. There, those dollars have multiplying effects that drive economic growth, especially in Indian Country. Since 2005, the Indian Country Economic Development (ICED) program has empowered Montana’s tribes to take a hands-on approach to strengthening reservation economies. >>See our report about the ICED program here.
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