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Hewlett Foundation Guiding Principle #3: The Foundation strives to maximize the effectiveness of its support. This includes the applica-tion of outcome-focused grantmaking and the practice of evaluating the effectiveness of our strate-gies and grants. What Is Evaluation? Evaluation is an independent, systematic investigation into how, why, and ...
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