Annex 1 Evaluation methodology

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An Evaluation Framework and Methodology Report, which sets out the evaluation questions to be addressed and methodologies, was completed in March of 2005.

Many Member States stress the importance of a methodology to assess the impact of EU directives.

The methodology of assessing costs and benefits serves as a quality check in which the effectiveness is reconsidered.

The Parties may consider options for (i) extending the usable lifetime of the enabling 1090 ADS B system and (ii) establishing a new system for ADS B.

The consultants chosen by the Commission first of all developed an evaluation methodology and then evaluated the projects concerned.

21) Should the decision to introduce capacity mechanisms be based on a harmonised methodology to assess power system adequacy?

4.1 The methodology for assessing chemical products that may be used in foodstuffs is based on the Paracelsus principle.

Methodology Methodology (general Cost benefits Risk assessment

(b) regarding a common methodology to evaluate the incurred higher risks of investments in electricity and gas transmission projects.

evaluations also look at actual costs and benefits against those predicted, though broad comparisons only can be made

Methodology Methodology ( general Cost benefits Risk assessment

A methodology for assessing impact will be developed on the basis of international experience, including that used to promote gender equality.

This study was conducted on the basis of the methods for the timely evaluation of child labour, which were developed by ILO and UNICEF.

(b) To ensure effective risk mitigation through the establishment of a coordinated security threat and risk assessment mechanism within the framework of a common system wide methodology

4.3 The EESC insists on the need to develop an appropriate pluralist methodology as regards evaluation criteria and indicators.

ANNEX I METHODOLOGY

In accordance with the new remuneration system the remuneration for civil servants and employees of public administration institutions will be established taking into account the qualification categories of positions which will be determined by assessing the position according to the job assessment methodology and the qualification category of civil servants and employees which will be awarded on the basis of the job assessment methodology.

In parallel, the EMCDDA is producing guidelines for the evaluation of different drug demandreduction activi ties and is developing an Evaluation Instrument Bank.

Methodology (general) Risk assessment Methodology (assessing pollution) Analytical methods (health monitoring) Cost benefits Multiple factors

STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY

Methodology used

3.2 Methodology

Methodological approach 2.1.

A coherent methodology, which gives results that are comparable across the GIWA project, was developed and used to conduct regional assessments by 55 regional assessment teams.

Format and methodology

A selective methodology

Methodological points

C. Approach and method

Approach and Methodology

Chapter 2 The Methodology

CHAPTER 2 THE METHODOLOGY

Chapter 2 The Methodology

The assessments were conducted under the joint methodology for evaluating compliance, developed by the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF), IMF and the World Bank.

In the view of the Austrian authorities, this means that, according to the European Community risk assessment methodology, the substance is of concern and there is a need to take further steps.

2.2 Own initiative opinion methodology

3.2 Impact assessments Methodology

4.3 Methods and tools

Analysis of methodology

no specific methodology exists

no specific methodology exists k no specific methodology exists

APPENDIX MANDATE AND METHODOLOGY

For methodological explanations, see Box 2.

Those countries that have long experience of economic impact assessments indicate that the methodology is not likely to change in the near future unless new data becomes available.