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Experiments and evidence: can non-profits learn from science?

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Simon and Caroline will be combining their joint and varied experience to discuss how a more scientific approach is helping develop so-called evidence-based philanthropy. In short, how can our money be best spent when it comes to international development and other charitable goals?

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