Corporate report

Government Major Projects Evaluation Review

The Evaluation Task Force has conducted a review to see how well projects on the Government Major Projects Portfolio are being evaluated and what needs to be done to keep improving

From:
Evaluation Task Force
Published
23 April 2025

Documents

Government Major Projects Evaluation Review (PDF)

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Annex - interim GMPP evaluation review (Phase 1) (PDF)

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Details

The Government Major Projects Portfolio (GMPP) is a collection of the government’s most complex and strategically significant projects. Major projects range from railways, roads, schools, hospitals and housing, to energy, telecommunications, defence, IT and transformation programmes. In 2023-24 the GMPP contained 227 projects, worth a total cost of £834 billion.

Because these projects are so large and complex, it is important to evaluate them properly to learn from them and hold the government accountable for their delivery. This report sets out findings from a review undertaken by the Evaluation Task Force of evaluation in the 2023-24 GMPP and an action plan for continuous improvement.

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Published 23 April 2025

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