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The cost performance index (CPI) is a measure of the financial effectiveness and efficiency of a project. It represents the amount of ... Weusecookiestoensurewegiveyouthebestexperienceonourwebsite.YoucanfindoutaboutourcookiesandhowtodisablecookiesinourPrivacyPolicy.Ifyoucontinuetousethiswebsitewithoutdisablingcookies,wewillassumeyouarehappytoreceivethem.Close. DesigningBuildings-TheConstructionWiki Newsletter Register Signin Search Subjects Tools/info Createanarticle Uploadfile/image Imagelibrary Fulltextsearch Recentchanges Contact Help About Privacypolicy Reportabuse TermsandConditions Advertise Projectplans BIMprojectplan Constructionmanager Designandbuild Managementcontract Publicproject Self-buildhome Traditionalcontract Projectactivities Appointments Clientprocedures Constructionmanagement Constructiontechniques Contracts/payment Cost/businessplanning Design Procurement Products/components Propertydevelopment Publicprocedures Roles/services Legislationandstandards Caselaw Healthandsafety/CDM Otherlegislation Planningpermission Policy Propertylaw Regulations Standards/measurements Sustainability Taxation Industrycontext Definitions Education History International News Organisations Projectsandcasestudies Publications/reports Research/Innovation Theory Water Specialistwikis BIM BREEAM Circulareconomy Conservation People SurreyHillsAONB Editthisarticle Lastedited02Sep2020 See fullhistory Costperformanceindex(CPI) Thecostperformanceindex(CPI)isameasureofthefinancialeffectivenessandefficiencyofaproject.Itrepresentstheamountofcompletedworkforeveryunitofcostspent. Asaratioitiscalculatedbydividingthebudgetedcostofworkcompleted,orearnedvalue,bytheactualcostoftheworkperformed. Forexample,ifaprojecthasaearnedvalue(EV)of£20,000butactualcosts(AC)were£12,000: CPI=EV/AC=20,000/12,000=1.66 Iftheratiohasavaluehigherthan1thenitindicatestheprojectisperformingwellagainstthebudget.ACPIof1meansthattheprojectisperformingonbudget.ACPIoflessthan1meansthattheprojectisoverbudget. [edit]RelatedarticlesonDesigningBuildingsWiki Cashflow. CompoundAnnualGrowthRate(CAGR). Benchmarking. Earnedvalue. Grossvalueadded(GVA). KeyperformanceindicatorsKPI. Internalrateofreturn. NetPresentValue. Residualvalue. Scheduleperformanceindex(SPI). Yield. Retrievedfrom"https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Cost_performance_index_(CPI)" Share Addacomment Sendusfeedback Createanarticle Share Follow Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Relatedarticles Cashflow. CompoundAnnualGrowthRate(CAGR). Benchmarking. Earnedvalue. Grossvalueadded(GVA). KeyperformanceindicatorsKPI. Internalrateofreturn. NetPresentValue. Residualvalue. Scheduleperformanceindex(SPI). Yield. Featuredarticlesandnews Bronzebehavingbadly Principlesofconservationforbronzeobjects.Bookreview. Community-ledheritage Theuntappedpotentialofcharities,communityorganisationsandsocialenterprises. UniclassAdvisoryBoardcreated NewgroupwillreviewpotentialimprovementstoUniclass2015. HVAC2030 Anexaminationofthefactorsthatwillinfluencethemarket. Disputeavoidance Measurestopreventtheneedforformalresolutionofnegotiableissues. Interactiveventilationinthebuiltenvironment HowthepandemichaspushedtheevolutionofIAQ. Editorwanted Joinourteamwiththisgreatwork-from-homeopportunity. Smartmotorways Thelatestmeasurestocontroltrafficwithtechnology. Typesofbuilding Wehavecomeupwith165.Butwhathavewemissed? Top20articles Ourmostpopularnewarticlesin2021. ©DesigningBuildingsLtd.2022 DesigningBuildingsAnywhere GettheFirefoxadd-ontoaccess20,000definitionsdirectfromanywebsite Findoutmore Acceptcookiesanddon'tshowmethisagain "