Richard Seline It would ...
Published by Brad Rodgers, President
Richard Seline It would seem, from a practitioners perspective, that there are two individual questions being asked. The first would be "what best practices unlock new resources and innovations?" The answer to this would be more "structure" oriented - ie. joint ventures, public-private partnerships, pure privatization, and/or payments for environmental services (PES).
The second question (in your question) is more related to how would the COE evaluate potential structures, or the success or failure of those structures. That's where I would see a BCR, CBA, ROI, etc. type analysis being appropriate.
So, my question back to you is which one (or both) are you trying to figure out? How to structure projects, or how to evaluate the success of those innovative structures?
Best,
Brad
The second question (in your question) is more related to how would the COE evaluate potential structures, or the success or failure of those structures. That's where I would see a BCR, CBA, ROI, etc. type analysis being appropriate.
So, my question back to you is which one (or both) are you trying to figure out? How to structure projects, or how to evaluate the success of those innovative structures?
Best,
Brad
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Brad: both though recognizing the pathway to analysis might be different. Any schematics or graphics showcasing a methodology are appreciated.
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