In 1988, the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges (CCC) established an Economic Development Program (EDP) to support community colleges' efforts to provide education, training, and technical services to business and industry. The EDP's mission was to establish model programs, demonstration projects, and college/business partnerships. The 14 program categories under which colleges could submit funding proposals included: (1) Business Resource, Assistance, and Innovation Network; (2) Centers for Applied Competitive Technologies; (3) Centers for International Trade Development; (4) Regional Environmental Business Resource and Assistance Centers; (5) Workplace Learning Resource Centers; (6) Statewide Coordination Network and Locally-Based Statewide Program Coordination; (7) Regional Economic Development and Contract Education Technical Support, and In-Service Training Coordination; (8) Employer-Based Training; (9) Economic Development Training Set-Aside; (10) Vocational Education/Technology Instructor and Career-Counselor In-Service Training; (11) Technical Instructor Intensive In-Service Training; (12) Environmental Hazardous Materials Technology Training Program; (13) Model Community Economic Development Programs; and (14) Project Evaluation and Annual Report. This report provides data on the 1991-92 proposals submitted for consideration in the 14 program areas, and on the continuing and new projects for 1992-93; describes in detail each of the 14 funding categories, reviewing programs funded, monies awarded, and characteristics and goals of the projects; and presents procedures and timelines for proposal submission and review. (PAA)