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What have you seen as a result of a lack of planning for the evaluation process to start at the beginning and what was the outcome for the program or project, and what was the outcome for the organization? How could this have resulted in different findings?

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What I have seen as a result of a lack of planning for the evaluation process to start at the beginning, has been highly reduced quality levels during each stage of project development. The outcome ...

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