Lessons from a theory of change-driven evaluation of a global mental health funding portfolio

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Mental Health Systems, February 2021

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RT @MHInnovation: (2/6) Get started with this capstone paper led by @Ginamiguel & @gracekryan, explaining MHIN's Theory of Change-driven ap…

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(2/6) Get started with this capstone paper led by @Ginamiguel & @gracekryan, explaining MHIN's Theory of Change-driven approach to evaluating the @gchallenges #globalmentalhealth funding portfolio, and how qualitative research provided further insights

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