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Home Economic evaluation manual 2005 - vol 2 (demand management & transport services) Ch 11 Evaluation of private sector financing and road tolling 11.6 - Costs

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11.6 - Costs

  • 11.1 - Evaluation of private sector financing and road tolling
  • 11.2 - Method of evaluation
  • 11.3 - Stages of analysis
  • 11.4 - Do minimum
  • 11.5 - Travel impacts
  • 11.6 - Costs
  • 11.7 - Benefits
  • 11.8 - Period of analysis
  • 11.9 - Financial evaluation
  • 11.10 - Cost benefit evaluation
  • 11.11 - Alternatives and options
  • 11.12 - Sensitivity and risk analysis
  • 11.13 - References

11.6 - Costs

Introduction

Costs need to be viewed from both an economic and financing point of view.

Affect of public sector financing and tolling

The public sector financing and/or toll charges reduce the effective project costs to the government.

Even if a project is totally funded by the private sector, there will still be some costs to government agencies, such as contract preparation and ongoing contract management and monitoring. The cost of these activities should be included in the cost of the option involving private sector financing.

Similarly the additional cost of toll infrastructure and toll collection must be included in the tolling option.

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