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Evaluation of Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme

WAC ID:420325

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Source:	Contracts Finder
Notice Type:	Award update
Buyer:	Defra Network eTendering Portal
Main Category:	Services
Procurement Method:	Open procedure (below threshold)
Tender Status:	Closed
Estimated Value (ex. VAT):	Not specified
Release Date:	10 November 2022
Application Deadline:	20 September 2022
Contract Start Date:	26 October 2022

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Contract award notice· 9 Nov 2022
Evaluation of Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme
Award update· 9 Nov 2022
Evaluation of Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme
Award update· 9 Nov 2022
Evaluation of Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme
Award update· 9 Nov 2022
Evaluation of Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme
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Evaluation of Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme

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Risk & Policy Analysts LimitedGB-COH-2484467

Award value:	£315,815
Award decision date:	10 October 2022
Award status:	Active

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Defra Network eTendering Portal

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Description

Contract Award Notice for Contract 66187 for Evaluation of the Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme (CTAP) Overview The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is commissioning an evaluation of the recently announced Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme (CTAP) which is the final element of the £200 million Flood and Coast Resilience Innovation Programme (FCRIP). The £36 million for CTAP will be used to help deliver innovative practical actions to test new ways of helping communities adapt to the challenges of coastal erosion. The programme will start with the areas North Norfolk and East Riding of Yorkshire. This evaluation will undertake a Process, Impact, and Economic evaluation to produce evidence on the effectiveness and impact of innovative actions across selected coastal areas and gain a better understanding of the cost-benefits of actions to improve resilience to flood and coastal erosion risk. The evaluation will consider which actions work, for whom, and in what circumstance to inform how other areas can adopt similar principles or techniques in their coastal erosion risk planning.