{{divbox|green| Evaluation in Action: A Feasibility Assessment |<br>After completing athe needs assessment, the chapter has decided to host Wiki Loves Monuments this year that focusesfocused on monuments in rural and small towns. However, they arewere not sure whether youthey havehad the resources to complete the event. <br><br>YouThey conductconducted a '''feasibility assessment''' to examine yourtheir resources.
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