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The M&E Plan Template promotes continuity across funders' portfolios, enabling streamlined review and cross-solution comparisons

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q1 i? For funders working with multiple organizations, using the template across plans allows streamlined review, improved understanding, and cross-solution comparisons. → Kate Place 2023

Evidence

Kate Place 2023

Kate Place, Gregory Chojnacki, Virginia Knechtel, Andy Gothro, Megan Shoji, Lindsay Fox. (2023). Measurement and Evaluation Plan Template. Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/measurement-and-evaluation-plan-template

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The authors' stated rationale for funders adopting the template across a portfolio; the article offers this as an assertion of the template's benefit without reported test data. The template "promotes continuity across plans" for multi-organization funders.

"For funders working with multiple organizations, the M&E Plan Template also promotes continuity across plans, allowing for streamlined review, improved understanding, and cross-solution comparisons."

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title The M&E Plan Template promotes continuity across funders' portfolios, enabling streamlined review and cross-solution comparisons
description The M&E Plan Template promotes continuity across funders' portfolios, enabling streamlined review and cross-solution comparisons
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2023
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-08
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