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Global Implementation Conference (GIC) 2011

Support was given for the First Biennial Global Implementation Conference.

The conference will bring together scientists, policymakers, practitioners, media representatives, and community leaders to focus on how evidence-based science can be effectively implemented to improve practice and outcomes for people and organizations.

About This Grant

Principal Investigator Jennifer Schroeder, Child Health And Development Institute Of Connecticut, Inc.
Co-Principal Investigator Dean Fixsen, Child Health And Development Institute Of Connecticut, Inc.
Grant Period December 2009 – December 2010
Programs Capacity-Building and Communications
Topics Public Policy Broadly
Grant Amount
$24,955.00

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