Road project appraisal for developing countries

Abstract

This book is concerned with the appraisal or assessment of road projects, intercity and rural, in developing countries. Seventeen chapters deal with: 1, introduction to road project appraisal; 2, description of the overall situation; 3, appraisal of problems, goals and objectives; 4, development of alternatives; 5, principles of economic analysis; 6, project cost analysis; 7, user cost and benefit analysis; 8, price analysis; 9, nonuser impact analysis; 10, nonuser impact analysis: agricultural production; 11, organizational analysis; 12, financial analysis and budgeting; 13, analysis of related endeavors; 14, analysis of training; 15, overall economic evaluation; 16, overall evaluation; and 17, continuing monitoring and evaluation. There are three appendices: a, vehicle operating cost relationships; b, exercises; and c, publication from three large scale studies. (TRRL)

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