Financial and Economic Appraisal for Environmental Management
Short course
In Bedfordshire
Description
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Type
Short course
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Location
Bedfordshire
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Start date
September
Projects are judged in terms of their relative monetised net benefits, (total benefits minus total costs), including environmental impacts or enhancement; the project with the largest benefit:cost ratio is considered to deliver the most social benefits from the options under consideration. This short course explains the principles of CBA and students will acquire the knowledge and skills in the application of CBA to environmental projects.
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Subjects
- Appraisal
- Benefits
- Financial
- Project
- Financial Training
Course programme
What you will learn
On successful completion of this module the student will be able to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of and differences between equity and efficiency
- Demonstrate an understanding of the role that equity and efficiency play in policy making and the trade-offs involved
- Critically evaluate different measures of welfare changes with respect to the environment
- Demonstrate a systematic understanding of cost-benefit analysis
- Demonstrate an understanding of cost-benefit analysis through the application of the principles to an case study application.
Financial and Economic Appraisal for Environmental Management