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1. • • The green book provides “technical guidance” to help officials advise ministers how best to achieve a given policy objective. It does not set policy objectives, but “sets out a rigorous yet pragmatic approach to weighing up the costs and benefits and illuminating the key issues, uncertainties and risks” in potential projects.
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   What is the new Green Book 2020?

   • For projects that require approval prior to detailed CBA, the revised Green Book encourages appraisers to focus on cost effectiveness analysis and delivery challenges. • Prior to the revised Green Book 2020, guidance did not provide sufficient emphasis on capturing transformational impacts, hence benefits tend to be understated.

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   What is new in the Green Book?

   • Guidance on appraising and evaluating environmental impacts have been strengthened in the revised Green Book, as well as additional supplementary guidance including Accounting for the Effects of Climate Change guidance recently published by Defra.

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   What is the Green Book?

   • The Green Book uses the five-case model as outlined in the business case guidance for projects and programmes. This is the government’s recommended framework for developing business cases. The Green Book is supported by supplementary guidance containing more detailed guidance on specific issues and applying the Green Book in particular contexts.

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   Why has the Green Book been changed?

   • Changes to the Green Book follows the review announced at Budget 2020 to “make sure that Government investment spreads opportunity across the UK”. Following the Budget 2020 announcement, the review of the Green Book commenced in response to the growing concern the 2018 guidance perhaps undermined the Government’s “levelling-up” agenda.

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   What does the new Green Book mean for project proposals?

   • Following the review, the new December 2020 version of the green book now requires project proposals to contain a much clearer outline of their strategic objectives from the start and how these link to the Government’s priorities. The review said that only options with a “strong strategic case” would now enter the BCR stage of the process.

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   What is Green Book guidance?

   • 1.4 Green Book guidance applies to all proposals that concern public spending, taxation, changes to regulations, and changes to the use of existing public assets and resources – see Box 1 below. Box 1. Scope of Green Book Guidance ̈ policy and programme development ̈ all proposals concerning public spending ̈ legislative or regulatory proposals

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   • Overview
   • Introduction to the Green Book
   • Accompanying guidance and documents
   • Training and other resources

   HM Treasury guidance on how to appraise and evaluate policies, projects and programmes.

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   The Green Book is the government’s guidance on options appraisal and evaluation.

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   The Green Book uses the five-case model as outlined in the business case guidance for projects and programmes. This is the government’s recommended framework for developing business cases.

   The supplementary guidance contains more detailed guidance on specific issues and applying the Green Book in particular contexts.

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   The Green Book and Business Case Guidance, and The Green Book International Guidance

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   Templates, Training and Support Material

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   This document provides an overview of the key changes and updates to the HM Treasury’s Green Book guidance 2020 edition, compared to the 2018 edition. Changes to the Green Book follows the review announced at Budget 2020 to “make sure that Government investment spreads opportunity across the UK”.

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    Oct 22, 2021 · The ‘green book’. What does the green book do? The Government’s ‘green book’ describes how major public sector investment projects are assessed. It provides technical guidance to help officials advise ministers on how best to achieve a given policy objective.