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SBCA 2026 European Conference

Wednesday, September 16, 2026 to Friday, September 18, 2026

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European Conference 2026

The SBCA 2026 European Conference will be held on September 16-18, 2026, in Leeds, UK.The Leeds University Business School (LUBS) will host the conference.

The conference aims to advance the use of benefit-cost analysis (BCA) across scientific discourses as a tool for informed policy and investment decisions. It promotes methodological excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration, and practical relevance in evaluating projects, programs, and regulations. By fostering dialogue across academic disciplines and policy domains, the conference supports the broader goal of enhancing societal well-being through more effective public choices.

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HM Treasury Review of Discount Rates — Call for Academic Input

HM Treasury has launched a formal review of the Green Book discount rate used in social cost-benefit analysis and is seeking input from the academic community. SBCA members and others working in benefit-cost analysis are invited to contribute via a short survey, open through Feb. 13.

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