Which reason why interventions fail is often as a result of a poor (or nonexistent) data gathering and diagnostic process?
A) wrong problem
B) wrong intervention
C) unclear or overambitious goals
D) implementing an event rather than a program

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If the data gathering and diagnostic process is poor or non-existent, there is a high risk that the intervention will target the wrong problem. Without a thorough understanding of the problem, the intervention may not be effective or may even exacerbate the issue. Therefore, a lack of data gathering and diagnostic process can significantly contribute to the failure of an intervention.

Which Reason Why Interventions Fail Is Often as a Result