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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Military Training Using Performance Evaluation Methods

This report explores the integration of continuous performance assessments in the Swedish Armed Forces to conduct effective cost-benefit analyses within military training programs. It examines the unit development cycle, which includes training, pre-deployment, operation, and recuperation phases to measure effectiveness over a two-year span. By analyzing performance metrics and changes in training exercises, equipment investments, and resource allocation, the study aims to provide insights into optimizing military training strategies for enhanced operational efficiency.

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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Military Training Using Performance Evaluation Methods

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  1. Usingperfomanceevaluationmethods for cost/benefits analysis Cost/Benefit AnalysisofMilitaryTraining 2012-06-06

  2. Alexander Ahl • Analyst • MSc Computer Science • FOI (2006) • Seconded OA toSwAF, 2006- • Camilla Andersson • Deputy Research Director • MSc Operations Research • MSc Physics • FOI (1997) • Seconded OA toSwAF, 2004-2007, 2009-2011

  3. Hypothis test Currently Sweden conducts continuous performance assessments, which allows us to track the unit’s development throughout its lifetime. How can this be used for cost/benefit analyses?

  4. Unitdevelopmentcycle 2 Years Training Predeployment Operation Recuperation Training

  5. Swedish TrainingConcept Performance Battalionwithbranches Battalion Battalion & Company Company & Platoon Platoon Basic Training Time

  6. Swedish TrainingConcept Performance Battalionwithbranches Battalion Battalion & Company Company & Platoon Platoon Basic Training Time

  7. Comparisons • Same unit different year • Same type of unit same year • Change in number of exercises • Change in type/quality of exercises • Investment/procurement • Simulation equipment • Increased number material

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