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Six steps to measuring the costs and benefits of community involvement (12 Apr 16)

How can you tell if your results will justify the time, effort and cost invested?


Imagine you are faced with the following situations and you have to decide what to do:

In each case, “cost benefit analysis” can help you make the right decision. It’s a fairly simple, but effective way of finding the answers

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