How can the Governor’s Crime Commission use evidence-based decision making in its grant-making process?

Project ended: October 12, 2022
Department or Agency: NC Department of Public Safety

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Crime And Law EnforcementGovernor'S Crime Commission

Project Overview

Summary

This project focused on iterative development and testing of Request for Applications (RFA) requirements to incorporate logic models and information on evidence of program impact into the processes used by the Crime Victim Services and Juvenile Justice committees of the Governor’s Crime Commission to evaluate grant applications.

Deliverables

Planned use of results

Project results will be used to provide technical assistance to grantee subrecipients and help them develop logic models for their grant activities.

The project is complete.

We’re eager to learn how you use the results and welcome any questions.

Project point of contact

Diane Barber-Whitaker

diane.barber-whitaker@ncdps.gov

Project Team

Governor’s Crime Commission

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