Workshop with EU Member States: Work Package B Session 1 – Introduction 3 February 2011.

Workshop with EU Member States: Work Package BSession 1 – Introduction

3 February 2011

2 Frontier Economics

Research team

José CarbajoStefano Costantini

Jorge Esteban LeónXavier Mas

Phil RichardsJames Arrand Kathryn Black

Neil MacDonald Gary OakesJon Tindall

James LairdCharlotte Kelly

Prof. Peter Mackie Prof. Chris NashJohn Nellthorp

Expert Panel

Prof. Antonio Estache (Université Libre de Bruxelles and ECARES) Prof. Emile Quinet (Ecole des Ponts Paris-Tech and PSE)

Prof. András Timár (University of Pécs)


Overview of approach

TORs: Initial list

of 40 projects

Shortlist:20

projects

Selectioncriteria

Scoringformula

10 projects

for ex post evaluation

● Size of EU funding

● Regional distribution of EU funding

● Modal split of EU funding

● Quality and availability of information

● possible implications for CBA methodology

● Level of support

● Comprehensiveness ex-ante analysis

● Data availability

● Amount of new primary data required


Road Rail

● M1 Motorway – Ireland

● Agiou Konstantinou bypass – Greece

● Levante - France motorway – Spain

●Thriasso-Pedio-Eleusina-Korinthos railway – Greece

● Madrid-Barcelona-French border – Spain

● Lisbon-Algarve railway – Portugal

●IXB Transport Corridor – Lithuania

● Eastern Section of the M0 Budapest Ring Road between NR4 and M3 – Hungary

● A2 Motorway – Poland

● Senkevice-Cifer railway modernisation and stations Raca-Trnava – Slovak Republic

Projects selected

Greece / Ireland /Portugal / Spain

Central & EasternEurope


Timeline

Task 1

Task 2 (10 selected projects)

Task 3

Task 1.1 Set criteria to shortlist 20 projects

Task 1.2 Project descriptions (20 projects)

Task 1.3 Selection of 10 projects for Task 2

Task 2.1 Review of ex-ante CBAs

Task 2.1 Ex-post CBAs

Task 2.3 Compare ex-ante and ex-post CBAs

Assessing CBA as method for appraisal and evaluation

Inception Report

Project Description Report

First Interim Report (pilots)

Second Interim Report

Final report


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