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INSTRUCTIONS: Enter inputs only in the light blue cells. Start with the MAIN tab and enter in program details (name, location, start year, base year, duration) at the top. Then proceed to Tabs 1 through 5 and enter information in the light blue cells. After completing Tabs 1 through 5, return to the MAIN tab to see the results.

To fill in this worksheet, you will need the following information:
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MAINProgram location, start year, and durationProgram records
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Base year for currency values--Typically the same year as the program start year.
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1_Participant_InputsTypes of program participants
Number of participants		Program recordsParticipants include both beneficiaries and other participants
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Average age of program beneficiaries at the time of program implementationProgram recordsNecessary for program beneficiaries, but not for non-beneficiary participants
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Time lost for each participant typeProgram recordsLost time captures the opportunity cost of participation, such as time spent in training, sessions, or program activities.
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2_Costed Work PlanProgram expensesProgram budget data, such as a costed work planProgram expenses are those that are directly incurred to implement the program and deliver its intended services or activities. These are the resources that drive the outcomes being measured.
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3_SocialEnvironmental externalities, quantified (includes tonnes of CO2 emissions, m3 of water consumption, and hectares of forest land)Calculate based on program records and conversion factors available onlineIf unknown, can leave blank.
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4_BenefitsImpact estimatesImpact estimates from a randomized controlled trial (RCT) or quasi-experimental design are preferable, if available. If not, source comparable estimates from existing literatureIf project generates benefits at the intensive margin, impact estimates should be an average treatment effect, typically in SD. If at the extensive margin, estimates should be a change in the number of beneficiaries, or DALYs averted (for health).
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5_Model_InputsLabor force entry and exit ageCountry estimatesUsed to calculate benefits
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