<jats:p>This paper discusses Detroit’s community benefits ordinance (CBO), situating it in the city's political economy and examining some of its successes, shortcomings, and lessons learned. It provides recommendations to strengthen Detroit's CBO, and lessons for policymakers and other stakeholders beyond Detroit looking to engage communities meaningfully. The paper includes interviews with representatives from community-based organizations in Detroit, members of neighborhood advisory councils (NACs) for different projects, and some city officials.</jats:p>
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