Evidence-Based Grantmaking Act

Summary

The bill adds a new rule that certain federal agencies must base grant decisions and spending on proven, evidence‑based methods. It tells agencies to define what “evidence‑based” means, give priority to applicants that use such methods, and publicly evaluate how grant money is used. The goal is to make federal grant money more effective for the public.

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