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Sep 2016
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Best Practices for Data Quality in Case ...

Podcast by the Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Assistance Project
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On this episode of the META Podcast, we discuss data quality in case management programs for resettled refugees. Hear common challenges and tips for improvement from Abigail Clarke-Sayer and Prospero Herrera of the IRC as well as Jennifer Malloy of the Washington State Office of Refugee and Immigrant Assistance. To learn more about the META Project, and t ... Show More
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