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Evaluation Data as Paper Money,of evaluation alone. The questi?n then is: Howcome it is that (certain) evaluation data matter? Discussing the evaluation of Project Renewal (and, in brief, the evaluation of primary education in Israel) as an example of an evaluation that mattered, my attempt will be to explain its “power” with the help of papermoney as a metaphor.