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Data is crucial for policymaking and securing funding. It can demonstrate the impact of policies, highlight needs, and educate stakeholders. Both quantitative data, like the number of people served, and qualitative data, such as stories, are important. Data from sources like surveys, reports, and websites can be provided to policymakers and funders to show constituent impact and support requests for information or comments on policies and regulations.
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