Conferences in Berlin, Germany - Cost-Benefit Analysis for EU Projects

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Cost-Benefit Analysis for EU Projects
Berlin, Germany

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Date: 16th-17th February 2009

Deadline: 9th of January 2009

Open to: experts which are dealing with the programme and project management of EU Funds

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Background
A proper Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) will help you to decide whether you should start your project, whether you should continue your project or whether you should even stop your project. A Cost-Benefit Analysis is the key element of adequate project appraisals.

Your benefit
• Find out the hard facts of your project and develop key
performance indicators to build-up a reliable basis for your investment decisions
• Acquire information on environmental valuation methods
• Get to know which items should be included in CBA of your
projects
• Discuss the crucial steps of CBA based on practical case studies related to the environmental, transport and agriculture sector
• Discuss your specific questions with our two experts

Target Group
Thus workshop is targeted to experts which are dealing with the programme and project management of EU Funds as well as decision makers for important transport, environmental and agriculture projects.