Foundations can serve more people by identifying and supporting effective interventions that are ready to be scaled¶
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q1 i? Foundations can serve more people by identifying and supporting effective interventions that are ready to be scaled. → Nan Maxwell 2019
Evidence¶
Nan Maxwell 2019¶
Nan Maxwell, Scott Richman. (2019). Scaling Programs with Research Evidence and Effectiveness (SPREE). The Foundation Review, vol. 11, issue 3. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/scaling-programs-with-research-evidence-and-effectiveness-spree
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"Foundations can serve more people by identifying and supporting effective interventions that are ready to be scaled."
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Foundations can serve more people by identifying and supporting effective interventions that are ready to be scaled |
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Foundations can serve more people by identifying and supporting effective interventions that are ready to be scaled |
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