1. Introduction
1.1. Definition of green architecture, objectives of the guidelines and their rationale
1.2. Scope of the guidelines and timing of the evaluation
1.3. Target group and structure of the guidelines
2. Determining the scope of a GA evaluation
2.1. Understanding the GA and its intervention logic
2.1.1. Design of GA in the CSPs
2.1.2. Revisiting and revising the GA intervention logic for the purpose of an evaluation
2.2. Understanding the environmental and climate objectives under and outside the CAP
2.2.1. Understanding the CAP’s specific objectives: SO4, SO5 and SO6
2.2.2. Links to other EU environmental and climate legislation
3. GA evaluation model and structure of guidelines
3.1. The proposed approach for assessing effectiveness, coherence and efficiency of GA
3.1.1. Effectiveness
3.1.2. Coherence
3.1.3. Efficiency
3.2. GA evaluation logic model
3.3. Structure of the GA evaluation guidelines
3.4. Use of GA guidelines and overview of the content of Annex A-C
Annex A – Effectiveness
A1 Rationale and scope of effectiveness guidance
A1.1 Rationale for assessing the effectiveness of the GA
A1.2 Scope of the guidelines
A2 Key aspects of the effectiveness guidelines
A3 Phase 1: Defining the evaluation framework for assessing the effectiveness of GA
A3.1 Deciding on the framing of the effectiveness evaluation
A3.2 Proposed evaluation questions and FoS
A4 Phase 2: Selecting indicators, data sources and methods
A4.1 Proposed indicators and data sources
A4.1.1 Assessment of effectiveness of GA instruments in relation to SO4, SO5 and/or SO6
A4.1.2 Assessment of the effectiveness of GA instruments compared to the previous programming period
A4.2 Recommended methods
A4.2.1 Assessment of effectiveness of GA instruments in relation to SO4, SO5 and/or SO6 (EQ1)
A4.2.2 Assessment of the effectiveness of GA instruments compared to the previous programming period (EQ2)
A5 Phase 3: Analysis, outcome and recommendations
A5.1 Carrying out the analysis
A5.1.1 Assessment of effectiveness of GA instruments in relation to SO4, SO5 and/or SO6
A5.1.2 Assessment of the effectiveness of GA instruments compared to the previous programming period
A5.2 Examples of types of outcomes and recommendations
Annex B – Coherence
B1 Rationale and scope of coherence guidance
B1.1 Rationale for assessing the coherence of the GA
B1.2 Scope of the guidelines
B2 Key aspects of the coherence guidelines
B3 Phase 1: Defining the evaluation framework for assessing the coherence of GA
B3.1 Deciding on the framing of the evaluation
B3.2 Proposed EQs and FoS
B4 Phase 2: Selecting indicators, data sources and methods
B4.1 Proposed data and data sources
B4.1.1 Planned coherence
B4.1.2 Coherence in practice
B4.2 Recommended methods
B4.2.1 Bibliographic analysis
B4.2.2 Uptake and financial analysis
B4.2.3 Spatial overlay analysis
B4.2.4 Stakeholder consultations and qualitative analysis
B4.2.5 Case study analysis
B4.2.6 Overview of methods
B5 Phase 3: Analysis, outcome and recommendations
B5.1 Carrying out the analysis
B5.1.1 General principles
B5.1.2 Analysing coherence between GA instruments
B5.1.3 Analysing coherence between GA and non-GA instruments
B5.1.4 Analysing coherence with external environmental and climate instruments
B5.1.5 Overall judgement
B5.2 Examples of types of outcomes and recommendations
Annex C – Efficiency
C1 Rationale and scope of efficiency guidance
C1.1 Rationale for assessing the efficiency of the GA
C1.2 Scope of the guidelines
C2 Key aspects of the efficiency guidelines
C3 Phase 1: Defining the evaluation framework for assessing the efficiency of GA
C3.1 Deciding on the framing of the evaluation
C3.2 Proposed EQs and FoS
C4 Phase 2: Selecting indicators, data sources and methods
C4.1 Proposed indicators and data sources
C4.2 Recommended methods
C5 Phase 3: Analysis, outcome and recommendations
C5.1 Carrying out the analysis
C5.2 Examples of types of outcomes and recommendations
Annex D – Bibliography