Social Networks for Data Use: How can we leverage a world of connections to improve the collection, quality, and review of data for decision making?

December 2017

Discussion led by Michelle Li, MEASURE Evaluation; Daines Mgidange, PATH; and Sarah Romorini, Population Services International

The webinar discussed an investigation by MEASURE Evaluation into how social network platforms can be used to improve the collection, quality, review, and interpretation of data for decision making.

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Social Networks for Data Use: How can we leverage a world of connections to improve the collection, quality, and review of data for decision making?

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