The Green Book
[Pages:148]THE GREEN BOOK
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE ON APPRAISAL AND EVALUATION
2022
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THE GREEN BOOK
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE ON APPRAISAL AND EVALUATION
This version first published 2020. This edition with minor updates published in 2022, see page vii for details.
2022
Contents
1. Introduction1
Scope and relationship with other appraisal guidance
4
2. Introduction to Appraisal and Evaluation
5
Principles of appraisal
5
Rationale7
Generating Options and longlist appraisal
7
Shortlist appraisal
8
Monitoring and Evaluation
11
3. The Overarching Policy Framework
13
Policy and Strategic Planning an Overview
13
The Five Case Model
18
Regulatory Impact Assessments
22
Option appraisal in government
22
4. Generating Options and Longlist Appraisal
23
Rationale23
SMART objectives
25
Important factors when considering the longlist
26
Longlist appraisal with Options Framework-Filter
29
Option choices and the options framework-filter
32
5. Shortlist Options Appraisal
39
Social Cost Benefit and Cost Effectiveness Analysis
40
Social costs and benefits
40
Adjustments for inflation
42
Discounting and Social Time Preference
45
Unintended consequences
47
Uncertainty, risk, optimism bias
47
Preferred option selection
49
Sensitivity analysis
52
Equalities analysis at the shortlist stage
54
Distributional analysis at the shortlist stage
54
Appraising projects and programmes
55
Portfolio appraisal
56
Competitive bids
56
6. Valuation of Costs and Benefits
57
Opportunity cost
57
Employment and productivity effects
57
Economic transfers
58
Residual values and other adjustments
58
Non-market valuation
58
Specific approaches to valuation
60
PPP, tax and other adjustments
64
Unmonetisable and unquantifiable costs and benefits
65
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7. Presentation of Results
66
Appraisal Summary Tables
66
8. Monitoring and Evaluation
69
A1. Non-market Valuation and Unmonetisable Values
73
Environmental and natural capital
73
Land values
81
Energy efficiency and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) values
82
Life and health
84
Travel Time
87
Unmonetisable values
88
A2. Place Based Analysis
90
Definition
90
When to employ place based analysis
90
Inclusion of employment and productivity effects
92
Leakage, displacement, and substitution
92
A3. Distributional Appraisal
96
A4. Public Private Partnerships
99
Overview of PPP options
99
Benefits and risks of PPP options
101
Treatment of costs in PPP options
102
A5. Uncertainty, Optimism Bias and Risk
104
Definitions
104
Adjusting for optimism bias
104
Monitoring and Sensitivity Analysis
105
Risk quantification
105
Risk management and categories of risk
109
The interaction between risk, optimism bias and contingency
114
A6. Discounting116
Role of discounting
116
Breakdown of the discount rate
116
Exceptions to the standard STPR
118
Long term discounting
118
Intergenerational effects
119
Discounting and inflation
119
A7. Transformation, Systems and Dynamic Change
122
Definition of Transformation and roles of Systems and Dynamic considerations
122
List of Green Book Supplementary Guidance
125
Glossary126
Bibliography132
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Contents
List of Figures
Figure 1. The Green Book and Appraisal in Context
3
Figure 2. Policy and the wider context Political, Economic, Social, Technological,
Environmental, Legal (PESTLE)
13
Figure 3. From Policy to Outcomes
14
Figure 4. The ROAMEF Policy development cycle
15
Figure 5. A generic example of the relationship between Strategy, Programmes and Projects 16
Figure 6. A hypothetical applied example the relationships between Strategy, Programmes
and Projects
25
Figure 7. Overview of Longlisting with the Options Framework-Filter process
34
Figure 8. The Options Framework-Filter summary matrix
37
Figure 9. The Natural Capital Framework
63
Figure 10. Generic Core Appraisal Summary table template
68
Figure 11. The Impact Pathway Approach
85
Figure 12. Illustration of longevity effects
86
Figure 13. Methodology for Income Equivalisation
97
List of Tables
Table 1. Adjusting for the Effects of Inflation (Using a 2% GDP Deflator)
42
Table 2. Present Values and Discount Rate
46
Table 3: Summary of environmental values, and land value uplift, referenced in Annex 1
(20/21 prices)
83
Table 4. Quintile Groups of all Households Ranked by Equivalised Disposable Income
(Based on Weekly Income Before Housing Costs 2019/20)
98
Table 5. Declining Long Term Discount Rate
119
Table 6. Standard Discount Rates and Associated Discount Factors
120
Table 7. Health Discount Rates and Associated Discount Factors
121
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List of Boxes
Box 1. Scope of Green Book Guidance
2
Box 2. Summary Outline of Key Appraisal Steps
6
Box 3. The meanings of widely used words as they are used in the Green Book
6
Box 4. Guidance and definitions and for managing successful Programmes and Projects 17
Box 5. The Five Case Model
19
Box 6. Logical Change Process
20
Box 7. Navigating the Appraisal Framework: the Rationale
24
Box 8. Navigating the Appraisal Framework and the Longlist
31
Box 9. Critical Success Factors
32
Box 10. Choices in the Strategic Options Framework-Filter
33
Box 11. Navigating the Appraisal Framework and the Shortlist
39
Box 12. Classification of Costs and Benefits
41
Box 13. Definitions of Costs
43
Box 14. Benefits Register Template
45
Box 15. NPSV and Discounting Worked Example
47
Box 16. Optimism Bias Case Study
49
Box 17. Navigating the Appraisal Framework the Option Selection and VfM
50
Box 18. A Definition of Value for Money
52
Box 19. Switching Values ? Worked Example
53
Box 20. Valuation Methods for Non-Market Prices
59
Box 21. Uses of Evaluation
69
Box 22. Core Evaluation Questions
72
Box 23. Identifying whether an intervention may affect Natural Capital
74
Box 24. Place Based analysis for projects without a specific spatial focus
91
Box 25. Place Based analysis for projects with a specific spatial focus
91
Box 26. Place Based (i.e. Sub-UK) Employment multipliers
93
Box 27. Hypothetical Illustration: Calculating place based employment effects
94
Box 28. Qualitative Issues when Considering PPP Options
100
Box 29. Example of Single Point Probability
106
Box 30. Example of Multi-Point Probability
106
Box 31. Example of Real Options Analysis
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Box 32. Business Risks
111
Box 33. Service Risks
112
Box 34. External Risks
112
Box 35. Risk Register
114
Box 36. Example of Risk Allocation Table
114
Box 37. Calculation Of STPR118
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