Overview
Determining if programs or activities provide value for money is pertinent to national governments, international donors, and non-governmental organizations. VfM analysis evaluates the cost of obtaining each project output and outcome and determines if the expenses are reasonable. The six primary methods we use to assess VfM are: Cost-effectiveness analysis, cost-utility analysis, cost-benefit analysis, social return on investment, rank correlation of cost versus impact, and basic efficiency resource analysis.
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Overview
Determining if programs or activities provide value for money is pertinent to national governments, international donors, and non-governmental organizations. VfM analysis evaluates the cost of obtaining each project output and outcome and determines if the expenses are reasonable. The six primary methods we use to assess VfM are: Cost-effectiveness analysis, cost-utility analysis, cost-benefit analysis, social return on investment, rank correlation of cost versus impact, and basic efficiency resource analysis.
