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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Reinserta Will Continue to Implement Their Successful Intervention for Youth Who Are in Detention Centers in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, the Estimate of Beneficiaries Is 340 Youth in Both States. Reinserta Will Continue to Monitor, Evaluate, and Adjust Processes and Interventions of the Implementation Based on Realities on the Ground. Reinserta Will Also Roll Out Their Evidence Based Model in the State of Nuevo Leon, and Estimate That There Will Be Over 200 Beneficiaries in This State. They Will Put Special Emphasis on Monitoring and Evaluation in Order to Measure the Impact of the Model in a New and Distinct Environment. Reinserta Will Place Particular Attention on the Collection and Analysis of Data of the Local Environment in Order to Adapt and Adjust the Model to Meet the Specific
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$1.3M
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$36.4K
3%
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