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Measurement and Evaluation Strategies

ICRW develops pragmatic measurement and evaluation strategies to determine the effectiveness of interventions that aim to empower women. To track progress and impact, we define gender-related metrics and frameworks that cover a range of social and economic measures. And we build the skills of local and international organizations to undertake high quality documentation and evaluation research.

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