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Based on an open call for tender, DG Environment selected a consortium lead by AEA
Technology to provide the services to carry out the cost-benefit analysis for the CAFE programme. The technical
annex describing the work is available in English, French and German:
(pdf~60K)
The work plan of project, as presented in the proposal,
gives the main elements of the services and is available in the
Project Scope
(pdf~330K)
In addition, a number of projects related to the impact
assessment as well as cost-benefit and multi-criteria analysis
to be carried out in the Clean Air for Europe programme are
ongoing or have been recently concluded.
More information
(pdf~16K).
The contractor has produced the final version of the Methodology
for the Cost-Benefit analysis for CAFE
Volume 1: Overview
of Methodology
Volume 2: Health
Impact Assessment
Volume 3: Uncertainty : Methods and First Analysis
The draft methodology was commented by stakeholders and reviewed
during during the summer of 2004. See also the independent
peer
review report by Drs. Alan Krupnick, Bart Ostro and
Keith Bull.
In April 2005, UNICE sent a letter to the European Commission giving their concerns about the methodology. These comments and the responses of the CBA team are available.
Consultation meetings:
Contact information
For further information, please contact the
team responsible
for the development of the cost-benefit and multi-criteria
analysis of the CAFE programme. For general inquiries,
please contact
Matti VAINIO
Environment DG
Unit ENV.C.1 Clean Air and Transport
e-mail
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