
Even when a DOCFAP is not required, the module allows public authorities to compare project alternatives based on costs, benefits and risks. This gives them a documented, quantitative basis for selecting the most suitable investment option and justifying the use of public funds.
The module prepares the socioeconomic component of the DOCFAP and generates a prefilled, editable Word document. The public authority must validate it, add the necessary technical documentation and sign it in accordance with the applicable procedures.
Analyses and documents uploaded to the platform are organised and easy to access. The public authority can explain the reasons behind its decision using data on the costs, economic and social benefits, and risks of the different alternatives.
Yes. The module adds socioeconomic analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and sensitivity and risk assessments to the project documentation and technical drawings. Its output can be integrated with the documentation prepared by the specialist or consultant.
Staff enter the available data and documents through a guided process. Civiqa applies the relevant methods, estimates and calculations, reducing the manual work needed to produce the analysis.
Civiqa keeps track of changes to applicable regulations and updates the methods and references used by the module accordingly.

