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Costs of Inputs

The table below outlines the different ways in which analysis of the costs of inputs could be used. Costing of inputs could be undertaken at audit stage and or at the strategy development stage. If there are time constraints for the production of the audit, it would be more beneficial to undertake this analysis when developing the actions/initiatives within the strategy or for Best Value Reviews.

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There are two broad approaches that can be taken to identifying the costs of inputs to a mainstream service or project.

  1. Estimating the cost of providing a service or running a project based on figures for the national average cost of the personnel involved (‘1’ in the table above).

  2. Identifying actual costs of inputs (‘2’ – ‘4’ in the table above)

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