Common use of Projected Economic Benefits and Beneficiaries Clause in Contracts

Projected Economic Benefits and Beneficiaries. The economic analysis of compact programs aligns with the theory reflected in the project logic diagrams. It consists of a cost-benefit analysis, which is summarized by an estimated economic rate of return (“ERR”), and a beneficiary analysis. The economic analysis informs the Indicators for each Project and is summarized below.

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Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact, Millennium Challenge Compact, Millennium Challenge Compact

Projected Economic Benefits and Beneficiaries. The economic analysis of compact programs aligns with the theory reflected in the project logic diagrams. It consists of a cost-benefit analysisCBA, which is summarized by an estimated economic rate of return (“ERR”), and a beneficiary analysis. The economic analysis informs the Indicators for each Project and is summarized below.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact

Projected Economic Benefits and Beneficiaries. The economic analysis of compact programs aligns with the theory reflected in the project logic diagrams. It consists of a cost-benefit analysis, which is summarized by an estimated economic rate of return (ERR), and a beneficiary analysis. The economic analysis informs the Indicators for each Project and is summarized below.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact