Cost-effectiveness analysis: an evaluator’s perspective
Costs, consequences, and comparisons
Imagine we receive funding to develop and deliver a training program. We pay a branding consultant a small fortune, and after a suitable waiting period the consultant comes back with a catchy name for our program: Program A.
A while later, the same donor approves funding for a second training program. Since the branding consultant did such a great job f…
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