Valuation methodology
How program value is calculated
Stage One program value derives from measurable components. Each deployment stores its own valuation entries so the total is auditable line by line.
Total program value =
license value
+ deployment value
+ access value
+ integration value
+ support value
+ applicable program capacity
Technology License Value
Rights of use for deployed technology under published licensing terms.
Institutional Deployment Value
Configured deployment into a named institution or public body.
Infrastructure Access Value
Access to hosting, compute, runtime and distribution infrastructure.
Educational Access Value
Learning capacity delivered to students, educators and programs.
Professional Deployment Capacity
Professional implementation capacity applied to the deployment.
Customization / Integration Value
Integration with existing institutional systems and environments.
Program Access Value
Participation in Endowment programs, cohorts and shared capability.
Operational Support Value
Ongoing operational support, maintenance and continuity.
Every entry is recorded
Each deployment stores a valuation record containing the reference unit, quantity, unit value, calculated value, basis, evidence or note, date and approving party. Values are configurable by the Endowment and reviewable in the registry.
- Reference unit
- Quantity
- Unit value
- Calculated value
- Basis
- Evidence
- Date
- Approved by
No unverified market claims
The Endowment does not publish market valuations that have not been externally verified. Program value reflects allocated technology, rights, access, infrastructure and deployment capacity under the Endowment’s published methodology. It does not represent cash transferred to participating countries.