Webinar Series: Valuing Sustainable Transport
Join us for a webinar series on valuing sustainable transport with SAVi in November, covering investment, systems thinking and integrated cost-benefit analysis.
SAVi is an assessment methodology that provides policy-makers and investors with a comprehensive analysis of how much their infrastructure projects and portfolios will cost throughout their life cycles, taking into account risks that are overlooked in a traditional valuation.
SAVi uses a combination of system dynamics and project finance modelling to capture the full costs of environmental, social, economic and governance risks. Moreover, SAVi calculates the dollar value of externalities that result from infrastructure development.
Policy-makers and investors can therefore use SAVi to make investment decisions that are not only based on a holistic valuation of risks, but also on the extent to which their investments will contribute to fulfilling national development priorities, curbing climate change and addressing its effects, and achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Policy-makers and investors can thus use SAVi to steer capital toward sustainable infrastructure.
You tell us about your infrastructure plans or projects. We will respond on how SAVi can be used to address your challenges and deliver sustainable infrastructure. Pro bono services may be available for stakeholders in emerging and developing countries.
SAVi combines robust science, systems thinking and financial valuation. Its three features—simulation, valuation, and customization—are inherently interlinked.
SAVi combines the outputs of systems thinking and system dynamics simulation with project finance modelling. Read more »
SAVi values the costs of risks and externalities, as well as the risks that can emerge from externalities over a project life cycle.
SAVi is customized for individual investment projects and portfolios. SAVi can therefore value the cost of risks, along with a range of wider externalities, that is directly material to each asset.
Coimbatore, India
Srinagar, India
New Delhi, India
Vjosa River, Albania
Sodo, Ethiopia
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Johannesburg, South Africa
Johannesburg, South Africa
The Netherlands
The Netherlands
Welkenraedt, Belgium
Cambodia
Thiès, Senegal
Dakar, Senegal
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Rabat, Morocco