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Valuation Evidence capacitie s and constrain ts [email protected]

Uptake of Valuation Evidence – capacities and constraints [email protected]

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Page 1: Uptake of Valuation Evidence – capacities and constraints j.turnpenny@uea.ac.uk

Uptake of Valuation Evidence – capacities

and constraints

[email protected]

Page 2: Uptake of Valuation Evidence – capacities and constraints j.turnpenny@uea.ac.uk
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Micro-level

“Cost-benefit analysis? That sounds long and terribly complicated”

“The guidance website has links to other resources but I don’t really have time to look at them”

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Meso-level

“What’s the environment got to do with us? Isn’t that X’s responsibility?”

“Formal methods take away flexibility...make it harder to avoid the cliffs that emerge from the political process”

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Macro-level

“We have to do what we’re told by Brussels!”

“Hmm, considering the environment is all very well, but we’re in a recession here...”

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So how can we deal with...?

• valuation being highly politicised – like any kind of analytical activity?

• interaction between valuation and policy as a social process as well as a technical one?

• all levels – not just micro?