Abstract
consequently face a decreased implementation probability. One means of addressing this
challenge is the accurate valuation of secondary benefits, for example (social) marketing
potential, employment and knowledge development. Based on personal experience with real
cases in The Netherlands, the authors of this paper have identified the (social) marketing
potential of ‘sustainable development (SD) icon projects’ (highly visible SD
features/characteristics) as a significant driver of stakeholder value. However, utilization of this
driver of stakeholder value demands accurate valuation and subsequent integration into the
financial feasibility evaluation of adaptation projects.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - Jun 2018 |
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Keywords
- water
- climate
- climateadaption
- drainage systems
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Addressing the financial feasibility struggles of adaptation projects : appreciating the significance of secondary benefits. / Bosscher, Michael; Boogaard, Floris.
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AU - Bosscher, Michael
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PY - 2018/6
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N2 - Many adaptation projects struggle with financial feasibility in the current financial system andconsequently face a decreased implementation probability. One means of addressing thischallenge is the accurate valuation of secondary benefits, for example (social) marketingpotential, employment and knowledge development. Based on personal experience with realcases in The Netherlands, the authors of this paper have identified the (social) marketingpotential of ‘sustainable development (SD) icon projects’ (highly visible SDfeatures/characteristics) as a significant driver of stakeholder value. However, utilization of thisdriver of stakeholder value demands accurate valuation and subsequent integration into thefinancial feasibility evaluation of adaptation projects.
AB - Many adaptation projects struggle with financial feasibility in the current financial system andconsequently face a decreased implementation probability. One means of addressing thischallenge is the accurate valuation of secondary benefits, for example (social) marketingpotential, employment and knowledge development. Based on personal experience with realcases in The Netherlands, the authors of this paper have identified the (social) marketingpotential of ‘sustainable development (SD) icon projects’ (highly visible SDfeatures/characteristics) as a significant driver of stakeholder value. However, utilization of thisdriver of stakeholder value demands accurate valuation and subsequent integration into thefinancial feasibility evaluation of adaptation projects.
KW - water
KW - climate
KW - climateadaption
KW - drainage systems
KW - watermanagement
KW - financiering
M3 - Paper
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