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Evaluating Programs: Can We Measure the Value of Health Grantmaking?

Jul 14, 2008

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An analysis of economic quantification as an outcomes-based evaluation tool for health grantmakers. Economic quantification, which calculates economic impact and return on investment through the vernacular of the business community, is said to be useful for grantmakers who seek partnerships with policymakers and businesses.

Evaluating Programs: Can We Measure the Value of Health Grantmaking?

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Grantmakers in Health

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English

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North America / United States (Southern) / Virginia

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Title: Evaluating Programs: Can We Measure the Value of Health Grantmaking?
Publication date 2008-07-14
Publication Year 2008
Authors Rene Cabral-Daniels
Copyright holder(s) Grantmakers in Health
Geographical Focus North America / United States (Southern) / Virginia
Keywords economic , quantification , economic value , economic impact , business community
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://birdsandbees.issuelab.org/resource/evaluating-programs-can-we-measure-the-value-of-health-grantmaking.html
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