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An Ecological Understanding of Evaluation Use: A Case Study of the Active for Life Evaluation
Ottoson, Judith
Permanent Link:
http://hdl.handle.net/10244/914
Date:
2010-10
Abstract:
Analyzes uses of Active for Life program evaluations in multiple ecosystems — program, community, field, and society — including types of use such as symbolic or conceptual, sequential patterns, and leveraged use.
Topics:
Philanthropy and Voluntarism
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Philanthropy and Voluntarism, Program Evaluation
Publisher:
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Funder:
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Type:
Case Studies
Original Source:
http://www.rwjf.org/files/research/71148.ottoson.final.pdf
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