CRE Technical Assistance Makes a Difference: Evaluation from Fund for New Citizens
“...CRE’s ability to serve as a “utility infielder”—servicing management needs in several
areas at once—was key to grantees’ success.”
The above citation is from a recent evaluation of an initiative run by The Fund for New Citizens
in which CRE was widely praised for its consultants’ knowledge and skills. Not surprisingly,
CRE’s consulting team is very proud of these findings as well as the validation the report gives
of the benefits to organizations of investments in capacity building. Read more >>
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External Evaluation Praises CRE
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