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APMG · objective · 25% of the exam
Value for Money (VfM) analysis — PPP Focused Program Certification (P3FP™)
The official APMG documentation our Value for Money (VfM) analysis practice questions are cited to. Review the primary sources, then practise.
Official references for this objective
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Apmg-international — Project Optimism Bias - Friend or Foe? | APMG International
The most commonly used measure is a unit of local currency in present day prices (known as “real prices”). Increases in prices due to inflation
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Apmg-international — 5 Case Model for Smarter Public Investment | APMG International
The economic case assesses the options for achieving the desired outcomes and identifies the one that offers the best social value. It involves: Longlisting and
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Apmg-international — Understanding Project Benefits | APMG International
Value and Appraise: This encompasses options analysis, investment appraisal and portfolio prioritisation to ensure resources are allocated to those projects that individually and collectively represent
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Apmg-international — Infrastructure Business Cases - International | APMG International (en)
Based on the UK Government’s Green Book, this programme provides training and accreditation in developing infrastructure business cases using the Five Case Model
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Apmg-international — Win one of five places on the new P3FP™ certification | APMG International
P3FP addresses a recognised gap in the market for advanced PPP capability, particularly in areas such as Value for Money analysis, risk management, and fiscal
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Apmg-international — Helping to ensure projects and programmes are set for success | APMG International
Better Business Cases training and certification are underpinned by The Green Book – a guidance issued by HM Treasury and the Welsh Government
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Apmg-international — The art of identifying a project benefit | APMG International
is in the eye of the beholder – stakeholders value the same benefits differently. As such, a benefit to one stakeholder may be a disbenefit