This study of replication was undertaken to investigate its potential as a strategy for extending the scale of effective services in a number of areas of domestic social policy. One goal of the work was to contribute, at a time of severe austerity and budget constraint, to the cost-effective use of scarce resources available for domestic investment. A second goal was to consider possible steps that might be taken by foundations and public agencies to help promising local programs expand their activities to new sites by building upon the body of knowledge described in this study.
Title: Building From Strength: Replication As a Strategy for Expanding Social Programs That Work
Publication date 1994-01-01
Publication Year 1994
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Public/Private Ventures
, Conservation Company
Document type
Report/Whitepaper
, Text
Language
English
URL: https://ppv.issuelab.org/resource/building-from-strength-replication-as-a-strategy-for-expanding-social-programs-that-work.html
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