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		<title>By: Getting the Resources You Need for Evaluation [Guest post by Patrick Germain] &#124; Adventures of a Nonprofit and Foundations Evaluator</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Organizations are rife with politics, and politics is often the decisive factor in whether evaluations get used. This is the third post on how I navigate and influence organizational politics to ensure that evaluation is appropriately supported and used in decision making. Check out my earlier posts on Managing Your Evaluation Reputation and Preempting Conflict in Evaluation. [...]]]></description>
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