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3rd International Scientific and Professional Conference<br />

CORRIDOR <strong>10</strong> - a sustainable way of integrations<br />

THE METHODOLOGY FOR CALCULATING ELIGIBILITY OF<br />

INVESTMENT IN PUBLIC RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE IN<br />

REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA<br />

Mira Žagar, Prometniinstitut Ljubljana d.o.o., Ljubljana, Slovenia<br />

Aleksandar Dobrijević, Prometniinstitut Ljubljana d.o.o., Ljubljana, Slovenia<br />

Adnan Genjac, Prometniinstitut Ljubljana d.o.o., Ljubljana, Slovenia<br />

Vida Bolha, Prometniinstitut Ljubljana d.o.o., Ljubljana, Slovenia<br />

Abstract<br />

The article deals with the methodological approach in determining the financial and economic analysis<br />

of the profitability of investments in public railway infrastructure in Republic of Slovenia. Cost-benefit<br />

analysis (as a comparison the scenario "with" and the scenario "without" the project) is used as a<br />

method, which is consistent with the recommendations of the European Commission and with national<br />

legislation in Republic of Slovenia.<br />

The financial and economic analyses are performed, which requires treatment from different aspects,<br />

the financial analysis is made from the perspective of the investor and economic analysis is made from<br />

the perspective of national benefits.<br />

Basic starting points which are usually taken into account within the financial and economic analysis<br />

and expert basis which are necessary for financial and economic analysis are shown.<br />

The central part of the article describes the methodology for calculation of profitability indicators which<br />

were calculated for the investments that were considered within the Study »Public railway<br />

infrastructure development needs in Slovenia«, where the main economic benefits are: increasing of<br />

line capacity, increasing of traffic safety, optimizing management of public railway infrastructure,<br />

savings of train exploitation costs, savings of travelling time, prevented outflow of cargo and<br />

passengers from the railways to roads and savings of energy consumption. Since the study deals with<br />

the investment measures on the strategic level, a catalogue of risk with the risk and sensitivity analysis<br />

was made.<br />

In conclusion, the article presents which projects are suitable for co-financing by the Cohesion fund of<br />

European Union and the methodology of calculation the co-financing rate.<br />

Key words: public railway infrastructure, investment, eligibility, line capacity, cost benefit analysis<br />

1. INTRODUCTION<br />

Cost-benefit analysis is used as a method for determining the financial and economic analysis of the<br />

profitability of investments in public railway infrastructure in Republic of Slovenia, which is consistent<br />

with the national legislation in Republic of Slovenia and with the recommendations of the European<br />

Commission.<br />

Uniform methodology for preparation and evaluation of investments in public railway infrastructure in<br />

Republic in Slovenia is determined by:<br />

- Decree on the uniform methodology for the preparation and treatment of investment<br />

documentation in the field of public finance,<br />

- Decree on the uniform methodology for the preparation and treatment of investment<br />

documentation in the field of public railway infrastructure.<br />

For projects, which are co-financed with the EU funds, the methodology must be consistent with:<br />

- Guide to Cost-Benefit Analysis of Investment Projects (2008),<br />

- Working Document No. 4: Guidance on the Methodology for carrying out Cost-Benefit<br />

Analysis (2006).<br />

Belgrade, 2012 36

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