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 "snippet": "The San Diego Promise Zone (SDPZ) is characterized by high  unemployment, low educational attainment, insufficient access\nto healthy foods, concentrated poverty, rising crime,and the least affordable housing in the nation. Youth unemployment is a severe problem: 40.1 percent of SDPZ youth, aged 16-24, are unemployed compared to 20.5 percent of youth of the same ages across the city.\nRecent rezoning, vacant land along high traffic corridors, and a central location that is well-served by public transit are assets that the SDPZ will build upon to bring economic vitality to these underserved communities.\nThe City of San Diego and its partners have identified the following six goals to improve the quality of life and accelerate revitalization:\n\u2022 Create Jobs\n\u2022 Improve Economic Activity\n\u2022 Reduce Violent Crime\n\u2022 Expand Educational Opportunities\n\u2022 Access Top-Quality Affordable Housing\n\u2022 Promote Health and Access to Healthcare",
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