A cost-benefit analysis tool for the revised Bathing Waters Directive (rBWD) was commissioned by the Environment Agency in order to assess whether the costs of actions are disproportionate and to help prioritise actions.

RPA assisted with the review of Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) outcome measures to assess whether they covered appropriate outcomes.

RPA was commissioned by Oil & Gas UK to carry out a Strategic Regulatory Review of the implementation of environmental legislation in the UK Continental Shelf.

An impact assessment of options for revisions to the Package Travel Directive was commissioned by DG SANCO as part of its Evaluation and Impact Assessment Framework Contract.

This study involved valuing the benefits associated with improved water quality, recreation and biodiversity as well as non-use benefits (such as aesthetics) resulting from the clean up of minewater discharges.

This study addresses further work in relation to the Priority Substances Daughter Directive (WFD Article 16) for Defra.