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Part and parcel of understanding whether investment projects are value propositions for Afghanistan is to understand their economic value. Economic value means the value that the project -a power plant, transmission lines, distribution networks- presents for Afghanistan and its people as a whole. This is different from financial analysis that just helps to understand whether a profit is to be made from an individual investment for a company such as Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), or a private owner of a power plant. Economic analysis is therefore one of the elements of any feasibility study. The purpose of this training is introduce basic concepts of economic analysis and then try and apply it to concrete examples from Afghanistan. <br/>
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*[[:File:Guidance_Note,_GHG_Emissions.pdf|Guidance Note: Greenhouse Gas Accounting for Energy Investment Operations]]<br/>
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*[[:File:Guidelines_Economic_Analysis_Power_Projects_Volume_1.pdf|Guidelines for Economic Analysis of Power Sector Projects_Volume 1]]<br/>
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*[[:File:Guidelines_Economic_Analysis_Power_Projects_Volume_2.pdf|Guidelines Economic Analysis Power Sector Projects_Volume 2]]<br/>
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*[[:File:World_bank_handbook_econ_analysis.pdf|Handbook On Economic Analysis of Investment Operations]]<br/>
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*[[:File:Economic_Analysis_of_Projects.pptx|Economic Analysis of Projects_Powerpoint Slides]]<br/>
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Part <span lang="en" style="line-height: 107%; font-family: &quot;arial",sans-serif; font-size: 10pt; mso-ansi-language: en;">and parcel of understanding whether investment projects are value propositions for Afghanistan is to understand their economic value. Economic value means the value that the project -a power plant, transmission lines, distribution networks- presents for Afghanistan and its people as a whole. This is different from financial analysis that just helps to understand whether a profit is to be made from an individual investment for a company such as Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), or a private owner of a power plant. Economic analysis is therefore one of the elements of any feasibility study. The purpose of this training is introduce basic concepts of economic analysis and then try and apply it to concrete examples from Afghanistan. </span><br/>
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Part and parcel of understanding whether investment projects are value propositions for Afghanistan is to understand their economic value. Economic value means the value that the project -a power plant, transmission lines, distribution networks- presents for Afghanistan and its people as a whole. This is different from financial analysis that just helps to understand whether a profit is to be made from an individual investment for a company such as Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), or a private owner of a power plant. Economic analysis is therefore one of the elements of any feasibility study. The purpose of this training is introduce basic concepts of economic analysis and then try and apply it to concrete examples from Afghanistan.


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