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Community Impact Mapping

Karen Byrne Development Trust Association (DTA) 5 May 2017

Communities Evaluation & Impact Research methods and guides

Short and simple guide to help development trusts 'tell their story' and visualise the differences they are making to their community. The guide uses an easy to follow storyboard method, and includes 3 useful case studies and a worksheet.

Community Impact Mapping PDF

Last modified on 6 June 2017

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