1. Introduction to the Workshop
Workshop, October 2-3, 2002
Johan Sliggers

2. Outline Why CBA? CBA in air pollution Current status CBA
Damage/benefits ecosystems
Expectations
Logistics

3. Why Cost Benefit Analysis?
Treaty of Amsterdam (EU)
Environment has matured
Comparability
Review Gothenburg Protocol/ NEC Directive

4. CBA in Air Pollution Costs and physical benefits
Costs and monetized benefits

5. Benefits Pathway Pollution Load Stock at Risk
Exposure-response functions
Impact assessment
Valuation

6. Current Status CBA Impact Damages 1990 Red.Dam.Gth.p. 47 230-560 1.8
Health morb.
Health mort.
Materials
Crops
Timber
Ecological damage
Visibility
Sub-total
Total 47
1.8 27
2.2
N.m.
N.q. 18
95-160
1.2
7.8
0.8
N.m.
5.6
N.q.

7. Damage / Benefits Ecosystems
Biodiversity
Effect oriented measures

8. Expectations Future Developments

9. Logistics Marjo & Melanie “Proceedings” List of participants
Field excursion
Diets