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Cost and Benefits of implementing the INSPIRE Directive Workshop
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) invited Member State Contact Points to participate in a workshop held in Ispra, Italy, on the 15-16 October 2012. The aim of the workshop was to share experiences in assessing the costs and benefits of implementing the INSPIRE Directive, and discuss possible common approaches to improve the comparability of methods and results, ahead of the 3-yearly report on the implementation of the Directive due by the 15 May 2013 (Article 21-3 of the Directive 2007/2/EC).
Review of the 2010 reports on implementing the INSPIRE Directive, Max Craglia (JRC)
SDI Cost-benefit assessment analysis in perspective, Arnold Bregt (Univ.Wageningen)
Reporting cost/benefits of INSPIRE: some thoughts from the INSPIRE State of Play and Drafting Team Monitoring & Reporting perspective, Danny Vandenbroucke (Catholic University of Leuven)
Cost benefit considerations: INSPIRE Annex II and III Themes Testing, Vlado Cetl, Katalin Toth, Vanda Nunes de Lima (JRC)
Examples from Denmark, Ulla Kronborg Mazzoli (National Survey and Cadastre)
Examples from Finland, Jaana Mäkelä (Aalto University)
Lessons learned from JRC studies, Max Craglia (JRC)
Assessing the wider benefits: SMESpire, Piergiorgio, Cipriano (JRC)
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