Valuing the benefits of regeneration
The objective of this study was to value the financial, social, and environmental impacts of urban and rural regeneration. eftec’s role was to value the environmental impacts of regeneration. This was carried out through a review of existing evidence, followed up by a pilot stated preference survey designed to fill the gaps in the evidence. The results provide a framework for future regeneration valuation studies and will feed into future regeneration policy by the CLG.
The final report and supporting documents can be downloaded from the CLG website – click here.
Projects in the spotlight
- Socio-Economic Impacts of Marine Aggregates Extraction
- Economic value evidence for implementing the Water Framework Directive across the EU
- Review of Cost Benefit Analysis and benefit valuation as used in the Price Review 2009 of the water industry
- Valuing the benefits of regeneration
- Habitat Banking as a potential instrument for European biodiversity policy
- Economic values for Water Framework Directive
