Enhancing ex-post evaluation of Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) strategies and schemes

This report examined how ex-post evaluation is currently carried out to assess flood and coastal erosion risk management schemes, and how it could be improved.

From:
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Published
23 February 2021
Category:
Policy, governance and funding
Topics:
Appraisal guidance, Appraisal strategy, Asset maintenance, Asset monitoring, Asset system optimisation, Coastal erosion, Flood costs, Investment, Strategy and planning, Whole life costs
Project status:
Completed
Project code:
FD2698
Date of completion:
31 March 2015

Documents

Enhancing ex-post evaluation of FCERM strategies and schemes - technical report (2.4MB) PDF

Enhancing ex-post evaluation of FCERM strategies and schemes: case studies - technical report (2.1MB) PDF

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Details

This project combined desk research, stakeholder interviews and an expert panel to assess when and how well ex-post evaluation is being used to assess FCERM strategy plans and schemes. This included what the barriers are to it being used, and how this practice could be improved.

Phase 1 of the research examined the current practice and how it could be improved without putting an additional burden on risk management authorities. For example, through improved guidance. Phase 2 involved developing methods and tools to support ex-post evaluation and applying them to two case study schemes.

This project was started in 2015 and completed in the same year, at a cost of £70,055.

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