Delivered by Graeme Roy, Fraser of Allander Institute
Course description
Effective economic evaluation and appraisal are crucial elements of an economic development professional's toolkit. They help to inform how public resources should be best spent and ensure that decisions are taken in the public interest.
This one-day course will provide an accessible introduction into economic appraisal and evaluation helping participants to understand key concepts as well as recognising good practice and pitfalls.
The course assumes no formal training in economics but would ideally suit people working – or with some experience – in economic development and an economic policy environment.
Is it right for me?
Suitable for individuals working in economic development or an economic policy environment who are looking to carry out economic appraisals and evaluation exercises or are seeking to commission such work from consultants.
It is also suitable for individuals who, whilst not directly involved in economic evaluation and appraisal exercises, may be operating at a more strategic level where value for money and financial accountability is key.
Key Learning Objectives
By the end of the course you will –
Bookings are non refundable. However, a substitute may attend in place.
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