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Session V focuses on the preparation, analysis, and reporting of evaluation results. Participants will learn about data entry methods, the importance of a codebook, and ways to examine findings. The session emphasizes understanding different audiences for reporting evaluation findings and the reasons for sharing these results. It also provides tips for effective reporting and discusses how to use evaluation findings both externally and internally within organizations. Activities throughout the session encourage practical application of these concepts.

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