Economic evaluation
Alternative labels
Value for money evaluation
Evaluation
Rapid evaluation of a COVID-era apprentice wage subsidy program
The Boosting Apprentice Commencements (BAC) and Completing Apprentice Commencements programs aimed to support businesses take on an apprenticeship or traineeship during the COVID-19 pandemic. This evaluation sought to answer questions covering apprentice commencements and completions, apprentice and employer characteristics, and cost effectiveness. There are 7 major lessons for the design of future policies outlined in...
Evaluation
Evaluation of the Medicare Urgent Care Clinics: interim evaluation report 1
The report provides early insights into the operations of the Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (UCCs) pilot program, based on program implementation from 30 June 2023 to 30 September 2024. It found that 46% of patients would have sought care at an emergency department if the Medicare UCC was unavailable. The report identifies 14 improvement opportunities.
Case study
Victoria State Government’s Early Intervention Investment Framework
The Victorian Government introduced the Early Intervention Investment Framework in 2021 with the aim to guide early intervention policy and budget proposals that focus to improve lives of inhabitants by linking government’s funding to quantifiable impacts. This case study gives an overview of the framework which provides a basis for trialling innovative early intervention initiatives.
Evaluation
Transition to Work supplementary evaluation report 2016-2021
Transition to Work aims to provide intensive pre-employment support to improve the work readiness of young people at risk of long-term unemployment and help them into work or education. This evaluation focused on the program's impact on participants’ human capabilities, recidivism, longer-term impacts and the extension of the maximum duration of service.
Evaluation
Removing the preferential tax treatment for Offshore Banking Units: post-implementation review
This Post-Implementation Review (PIR) assesses whether legislation that removed the preferential tax treatment for Offshore Banking Units is achieving its intended goals effectively and efficiently. The PIR found that the measures were effective and delivered net benefits to the Australian community.