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Chapter G1 Creating an assessment profile
G1.3 Assessment factors
Description of the assessment factors
The following table describes the assessment factors used in the assessment profile.
| Assessment factor | Focus | Description | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
Strategic fit |
Focus on the problem, issue or opportunity being addressed |
A strategic fit assessment considers how an identified problem, issue or opportunity aligns with the NZTA's strategic investment direction. Strategic fit ensures that the activities the NZTA approves for funding address issues that are significant from a national perspective. |
High, medium or low |
Effectiveness |
Focus on the effectiveness of the proposed solution |
The effectiveness assessment considers the contribution that the proposed solution makes to achieving the potential identified in the strategic fit assessment and to the purpose of the LTMA and the relevant NZTS objectives. |
High, medium or low |
Economic efficiency |
Focus on the economic efficiency of the proposed solution |
The economic efficiency assessment considers how well the proposed solution maximises what is produced from the resources used. |
High, medium or low |
Additional factors
Additional factors, not otherwise captured by the above assessment factors, must be specific to the activity or combination of activities being assessed and relevant to determining its overall priority and funding source in the programme.
Evidence will be required if additional factors are to be considered.
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