Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology

The Transport Unit has developed a project evaluation methodology whereby benefits may be broken down by target groups. To date, this approach has been used in three highway concession projects in Argentina, Chile and Colombia. It is also applicable to other projects where it is important to know ho...

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spelling oai-11362-362592020-11-19T01:58:04Z Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology LOGISTICA TRANSPORTE LICITACION EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS CONCESIONES CARRETERAS LOGISTICS TRANSPORT TENDERING PROJECT EVALUATION CONCESSIONS ROADS The Transport Unit has developed a project evaluation methodology whereby benefits may be broken down by target groups. To date, this approach has been used in three highway concession projects in Argentina, Chile and Colombia. It is also applicable to other projects where it is important to know how benefits are to be distributed as well as what the overall benefits will be. For general inquiries and information on this methodology, please contact ithomson@eclac.cl. 2014-03-20T01:31:17Z 2014-03-20T01:31:17Z 2002-11 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/36259 en FAL Bulletin 195 application/pdf ECLAC
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language English
topic LOGISTICA
TRANSPORTE
LICITACION
EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS
CONCESIONES
CARRETERAS
LOGISTICS
TRANSPORT
TENDERING
PROJECT EVALUATION
CONCESSIONS
ROADS
spellingShingle LOGISTICA
TRANSPORTE
LICITACION
EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS
CONCESIONES
CARRETERAS
LOGISTICS
TRANSPORT
TENDERING
PROJECT EVALUATION
CONCESSIONS
ROADS
Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology
description The Transport Unit has developed a project evaluation methodology whereby benefits may be broken down by target groups. To date, this approach has been used in three highway concession projects in Argentina, Chile and Colombia. It is also applicable to other projects where it is important to know how benefits are to be distributed as well as what the overall benefits will be. For general inquiries and information on this methodology, please contact ithomson@eclac.cl.
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title Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology
title_short Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology
title_full Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology
title_fullStr Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology
title_full_unstemmed Highway Concessions: An Evaluation Methodology
title_sort highway concessions: an evaluation methodology
publisher ECLAC
publishDate 2014
url http://hdl.handle.net/11362/36259
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