From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 679: North Carolina policymakers could get a better handle on how well government programs work by taking part in a project called Results First. John Turcotte, head of the General Assembly’s Program Evaluation Division, touted Results First during a recent presentation to lawmakers. The Pew and MacArthur Foundations sponsor the program. It uses data to determine how well government programs stack up against their promised goals.
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