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Lessons learned in using the ripple effects mapping (REM) method for evaluation

February 2020

Discussion led by Jessica Fehringer, Abby Cannon, Mahua Mandal, and Lisa Parker

This Data for Impact (D4I) webinar shared lessons learned in using the ripple effects mapping method for evaluation.

Access the recording, slides, and an example video on the D4I website.

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Lessons learned in using the ripple effects mapping (REM) method for evaluation

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