What are the two key propositions implied throughout the text.

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The Answer is Two key propositions put forth from the outset of this book: evaluation can (and, to us, should) be used to facilitate critical social change, and these efforts to effect change are best done in partnership with key stakeholders. Evaluation planning should include such goals as improving programs, guiding the use of resources, contributing to policy efforts, enhancing practice, or informing organizational action or system change. In sum, evaluation data should be used to effect social change. It is not just "to know"; it is "to know" and "to do, change, or improve," and the examples throughout this text highlight how that is possible across different settings and contexts.

What Are the Two Key Propositions Implied Throughout the Text