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2006 Economic Valuation

AgSIP #13 Economic Valuation Workshop

Theme/Speaker	Topic
The role of economic analysis
John Rolfe AgSIP#13 project leader CQUniversity	Overview of issues from an economist perspective Powerpoint presentation (16.01mb) without pictures (0.54mb)
Regional Investment Strategy Evaluation - Overview of issues and current practice
Ted Rowley Director of the Monitoring & Evaluation Section Australian Government NRM team	Regional Investment Strategy evaluations. What will be required in the new funding round?
Andrew Drysdale CEQ, Qld Regional Groups Collective	Queensland NRM group perspective. Future direction and skills requirement
Suzie Christensen CEO, Fitzroy Basin Association	Current practices and issues in RIS evaluation.
Discussion
Discussion leaders Geoff Penton (QMDC) with Andrea Lingard (Desert Uplands Committee)	How are decisions currently made to prioritise investment strategies and projects? What information/process is used and what is needed? What is working and what is not working?
Practical examples
Peter Donaghy Qld Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries	Farm level costs - case study results from AgSIP #13 Powerpoint presentation (3.84mb)
Jill Windle CQUniversity	Community level benefits - case study results from AgSIP#13 Powerpoint presentation (0.54mb)
John Rolfe CQUniversity	Practical guide to economic evaluation. Using the cost and benefit information. Powerpoint presentation (1.13mb)
Discussion
Discussion leaders: Brian Benham (CYPDA)	How should decisions be made in the next round? How can the public benefits valuation results be made more useful? The use of economic valuation to strengthen future funding applications and help prioritise investment strategies.