Programme and presentations - Concept Symposium 2012
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Programme and presentations
Concept Symposium 2012
Programme and presentations
| Wednesday, September 19th, 2012 | ||
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| Guided tour at Losby Gods Meeting point: Hotel Reception |
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| Informal get-together and dinner Meeting point: Hotel Restaurant |
| Thursday, September 20th, 2012 | ||
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| Morning bird program - Dinosaur-projects – characteristics Peder A. Berg, Deputy Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Finance |
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| Opening statement by the Symposium Chairman Bjørn Andersen, Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
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| Updates on Project Governance in Norway Peder A. Berg, Deputy Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Finance |
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| Unarmed to the South pole - a strategy to reach the seemingly unattainable Cato Zahl Pedersen, Adventurer |
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| Break | ||
| Ground Zero New York – building the monument after the 9/11 assault Kjetil T. Thorsen, Snøhetta architects - the mastermind behind the design |
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| Projects in history. A look-back on the choice of concept and their effects Knut Samset, Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Program Director, Concept |
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| Lunch | ||
| Session 1 Assessing social return in project appraisal and evaluation Session chair: Petter Næss Session host: Ola Lædre |
Session 2 Projects' ability to deliver value for owners Session chair: Hallgrim Hjelmbrekke Session host: Hallgrim Hjelmbrekke |
Session 3 The long-term perspective in economic assessments Session chair: Kåre Petter Hagen Session host: Thor Bjørkvoll |
| Critical view on benefit-cost analyses Petter Næss, Professor Aalborg University, Denmark |
The spirit of project management Alan Harpham, Chairman The APM Group, APMG-International United Kingdom |
Appropriate discount rates for long term public projects Kåre Petter Hagen, Professor Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration, Norway |
| Experience with the application of multi-criteria decision analysis in public planning Fred Wenstøp, Professor BI Norwegian Business School, Norway |
The linkage between governance, trust and ethics in temporary organizations Ralf Müller, Professor BI Norwegian Business School, Norway |
The long game - Future hospitals - investing in sustainable healthcare facilities Phil Nedin, Global Director Healthcare Development, ARUP International |
| Ex-ante evaluation of megaprojects - state-of-the-art Bert van Wee, Professor Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands |
Project portfolio governance in Telenor Norway Jan Arild Lyngstad, Director Portfolio Management, Telenor Norway |
Time horizon and valuation. Case E39 Søgne-Ålgård Nicolai Heldal, Partner Vista Analyse AS Norway |
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| Sustainability Impact Assessment of major public investment projects Joachim Spangenberg, Vice President, Sustainable Europe Research Institute, Germany |
Highway Bergen - Haugesund Stein Berntsen, Executive Vice President Dovre Group, Norway |
A sustainable approach to public participation in large hydroelectric projects Michel Bérubé, Chef Environment Hydro Quebec, Canada |
| Designing projects for success Tim Banfield, Director UK National Audit Office |
Hitler's deadly submarine - the cost and benefits of salvaging the vessel Halvard S. Kilde, CEO Metier, Norway |
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| Symposium Dinner - Prelude Meeting place: Plenary hall |
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| Symposium Dinner Hosted by the Norwegian Ministry of Finance |
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| Friday, September 21st, 2012 | ||
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| Session 4 The geographical perspective - wider impacts Session chair: Victor Norman Session host: Torbjørn Aas |
Session 5 Ex post evaluation of Major Projects Session chair: Kim Forss Session host: Heidi Bull-Berg |
Session 6 Economic analysis of benefits and cost in different countries Session chair: Lasse Fridstrøm Session host: Nils Olsson |
| Wider impacts of investment projects Victor D. Norman, Professor Norwegian School of Economics |
The challenges of ex-post evaluation Kim Forss, Andante - tools for thinking AB, Sweden |
Is benefit-cost analysis to blame for bad Norwegian roads? Lasse Fridstrøm, Managing Director The Institute of Transport Economics, Norway |
| Where are the wider benefits? Transport appraisal and economic geography Anthony J. Venables, Professor University of Oxford, United Kingdom |
The Institutional framework for evaluation Brita Saxton, Director General Transport Analysis, Sweden |
Quebec's Environmental Public Hearings and Sustainable Development, Overview and Examples Pierre Renaud, President Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement, Canada |
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| Snøhvit– Wider impacts from the LNG process plant at Hammerfest Trond Nilsen, Senior Researcher NORUT Alta, Norway |
Assessing the sustainability of public investments - From policy to practice Ola Lædre, Associate Professor, NTNU and Gro Holst Volden, Concept Research Director, Norway |
A regional freight hub – its local, national and international significance Rune M. Moen, Senior Principal Consultant Det Norske Veritas, Norway |
| Wider impact of local railway investment Erik Magnus Sæther, Partner Oslo Economics, Norway |
Lessons from ex-post benefit-cost analysis of road projects in Norway James Odeck, Professor NTNU / Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Norway |
Cost-benefit analysis in Norway Gry Hamarsland, Head of Section, Norwegian Government Agency for Financial Management, Norway |
| Lunch | ||
| Statement by the Symposium Chairman Bjørn Andersen, Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
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| Economic analysis of benefits and cost in different countries Arnaud Burgess, Manager Business Development & Operations, NEA, The Netherlands |
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| Governance, Rationality and Coalitions - analyses and decisions up front Tom Christensen, Professor, University of Oslo, Norway |
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| Panel session with Session Chairs Chaired by Brian Hobbs, Professor, University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada |
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| Closing Statement Gro Holst Volden, Research Director, the Concept Research Program |
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