Scaling impact in education for transformative change | Brookings
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Scaling cannot occur through one actor alone; it requires concerted and collaborative action by multiple actors at all levels of the education system. Scaling represents a range of approaches—from deliberate replication to organic diffusion to integration into national systems—that expand and deepen
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- Scaling cannot occur through one actor alone; it requires concerted and collaborative action by multiple actors at all levels of the education system.
- Scaling represents a range of approaches—from deliberate replication to organic diffusion to integration into national systems—that expand and deepen impact leading to lasting improvements in people’s lives.
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