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title: CASE STUDY | Evaluating Hamilton’s Neighbourhood Action Strategy
description: Evaluation is an important process in community work and Hamilton is using this opportunity to design a new path forward.
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# [CASE STUDY | Evaluating Hamilton’s Neighbourhood Action Strategy](https://www.tamarackcommunity.ca/library/case-study-evaluating-hamiltons-neighbourhood-action-strategy)

 Written by [Vibrant Communities](https://www.tamarackcommunity.ca/library/author/vibrant-communities-canada) | April 17, 2019

The City of Hamilton celebrated their Neighbourhood Action Strategy’s first seven years by doing an in-depth evaluation of the outcomes and impacts of the strategy. The results of the evaluation indicated that developing a neighbourhood action strategy is the starting point to engage residents and is an effective catalyst for community change. Evaluation is an important process in community work and Hamilton is using this opportunity to design a new path forward.

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