<prompt> Hlalosa lentsoe ho etsa liqeto ho itšetlehile ka bopaki.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the term evidence-based decision-making. . Response in English: Evidence-based decision making refers to the process of making decisions based on the analysis and interpretation of reliable and valid information or data. This approach involves defining the problem, gathering and analyzing relevant data, identifying potential solutions, and choosing the best course of action based on the available evidence. Evidence-based decision making is commonly used in fields such as medicine, education, and public policy, where decisions can have significant impacts on individuals and communities. The focus of this approach is to use the best available evidence, rather than relying on intuition, anecdotal evidence, or personal preferences, to make decisions that are objective, transparent, and defensible. . Response in Sesotho: Ho etsa liqeto tse thehiloeng bopaking ho bolela mokhoa oa ho etsa liqeto ho latela tlhahlobo le tlhaloso ea tlhahisoleseling kapa lintlha tse tšepahalang le tse nepahetseng. Mokhoa ona o kenyelletsa ho hlalosa bothata, ho bokella le ho sekaseka lintlha tse nepahetseng, ho hloaea tharollo e ka bang teng, le ho khetha tsela e molemohali ea ho nka khato ho latela bopaki bo teng. Ho etsa liqeto tse thehiloeng bopaking hangata ho sebelisoa mafapheng a kang bongaka, thuto le leano la sechaba, moo liqeto li ka bang le litlamorao tse kholo ho batho ka bomong le sechabeng. Sepheo sa mokhoa ona ke ho sebelisa bopaki bo teng ka ho fetisisa, ho e-na le ho itšetleha ka intuition, bopaki bo sa tloaelehang, kapa litakatso tsa botho, ho etsa liqeto tse nang le sepheo, tse pepeneneng, le tse ka itšireletsang. 