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Evaluating Effectiveness and Efficiency through Benefit-Cost, Cost-Effectiveness, and Risk Analyses

Evaluation

Evaluating Effectiveness and Efficiency through Benefit-Cost, Cost-Effectiveness, and Risk Analyses

DateJune 27, 2024, 2:00 PM ET
Duration90-minutes

Join us for a 90-minute virtual training with Dr. Deborah Stine, Founder of the Science & Technology Policy Academy, where participants will learn about three fundamental quantitative techniques that are essential for evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of public policies: benefit-cost analysis (BCA), cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA), and risk analysis (RA)

Learning Goals
  • Learn about three fundamental quantitative techniques that are essential for evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of public policies: benefit-cost analysis (BCA), cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA), and risk analysis (RA)
  • Learn the steps and methodologies involved in conducting BCA, CEA, and RA, including differentiating between high-quality and subpar analyses
  • Learn how to identify sources of these analyses for use in your own work
  • Develop skills to effectively communicate the results of BCA, CEA, and RA, linking these outcomes to policy decisions
Speakers
Deborah Stine

Deborah Stine

Senior Fellow, Innovate US and Founder, Science and Technology Policy Academy

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