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Management & Entrepreneurship
(Course Code:10AL51)
Department of IEM
JSS Academy of Technical Education, Bengaluru-560060
Project Management
CHAPTER 5: Preparation of Project
• Introduction – Meaning, Identification, Selection.
• Project Report – Need, Significance, Contents and Formulation.
• Guidelines by planning commission for Report.
• Errors of Project Reports; Project Appraisal.
• Identification of Business Opportunities.
• Feasibility Study – Market, Technical, Financial and Social.
Course outline
Introduction
Introduction – Meaning of a project
 ‘Specifically Evolved Work Plan’ devised to achieve specific objective within
a specified period of time.
 It is a scheme, design, a proposal of something intended to achieve.
 Each project differs in size, nature, objective & complexity.
A project is a sequence of unique, complex and connected activities
having one goal or purpose and that must be completed by a specific
time, within budget, and according to specifications.
“Projects are the Building Blocks of an Investment Plan”
Introduction – Meaning of a project
Attributes / Characteristics
Attributes/Characteristics
• Complex Activities Not simple / Repetitive acts
• Connected Activities Some order/sequence in which the activities are executed
• One Goal Projects must have a single goal as compared to a program
• Specified Time Projects have a specified completion date
• Within Budget Projects also have resource limits (people, money, machines)
Attributes/Characteristics
• According to Specification
• The customer or recipient of the deliverables from the project expects a
certain level of functionality and quality from the project.
Project Program
Project includes all activities to complete
a given job.
A program is defined as an ongoing
process or ongoing operation
indefinitely.
It has narrow scope and has shorter
duration
It has broader scope and has longer
duration
Project is a part of Program Main activity
Projects is individual activity.
A program is a group of projects
managed in a coordinated way to obtain
benefits.
Project vs Program
Project Parameters
Some common constraints that influence a project are:
1. Scope
2. Quality
3. Cost
4. Time
5. Resources
Project Parameters
The scope and quality of a project are influenced by a variety of constraints
like time, cost and availability of resources.
Project Classification
 Quantifiable & Non-Quantifiable Projects
 Sectoral Projects
 Techno-Economic projects
Classification of Projects
 Quantifiable & Non-Quantifiable Projects
Classification of Projects
Projects for which a right quantitative assessment of benefits can be made are
termed as quantifiable projects
Ex: power generation, mineral, development, industrial development etc.,
 Projects for which quantitative assessment cannot be made are termed as
non-quantifiable projects
Ex: health, education, Defence etc.,
 Sectoral Projects
Classification of Projects
 Automobile sector
 Agricultural sectoral
 Power sector
 Health sector
 Education sector
 Transport sector
 Manufacturing sector
 Food processing sector
 Mining sector
 Irrigation sector
 Techno Economic Projects
Classification of Projects
Factor intensity-oriented Classification
• Large Capital Investment, Labor intensive
Causation classification
• Demand/Raw material based
Magnitude-oriented classification
• Size based, Large, Medium, Small
Project Identification
Project selection process consist of Two main Steps:
 Project Identification
 Project Selection
Project Identification - Idea generation
 Selection process starts with the generation of a product idea.
 In order to select the most promising project, the entrepreneur needs to
generate a few ideas about the possible projects he/she can undertake.
 Project identification is concerned with collection of economic data and
analyzing it.
Project Identification / Selection
Project Ideas - Ways or Sources: various internal and external sources
Knowledge of potential customer needs.
Watching emerging trends in demands for certain products.
Scope for producing substitute / alternative product.
Going though certain professional magazines.
Success stories of known entrepreneur or friend or relatives.
Making visit to trade fairs and exhibitions displaying new products and services.
Meeting with government Agencies.
Idea given by the knowledgeable person.
A new product introduced by the competitor.
Opportunity Scanning & Identification
Project Selection
Project selection starts from where project identification ends.
A tool generally used for this purpose is: SWOT/C analysis.
The intending entrepreneur analysis his /her strength and weakness,
opportunities /competitive advantages and threats / challenges offered by each
of the project ideas.
Finally project selected to converted into enterprise.
The process involved in selecting a project out of some projects - zeroing in
process.
Project Selection
Project Selection Parameters
Technology
 Equipment
 Investment size
 Location
 Marketing
Project Report
Project Report
A project report or a business plan is a written statement of what an
entrepreneur proposes to take up.
 Well evolved course of action devised to achieve the specified objectives
within a specified period of time.
 Operating document / Roadmap / Guidelines.
Contents of Project Report
• General information
• Promoter
• Location
• Land and building
• Plant and machinery
• Production process
• Utilities
• Transport and communication
• Raw material
• Man power
• Products
• Market
• Requirement of working capital
• Requirement of funds
• Cost of production and profitability of first ten years.
• Break-even analysis.
• Schedule of implementation.
Formulation of Project Report
Formulation of Project Report
General
Information
• Biodata of promoter, Industry profile, constitution,
organization and product details.
Project
Description
• Site/location, infrastructure, raw materials, skilled labours,
Utilities, pollution control, communication and
transportation, Production process, machineries and
equipment, capacity of plant, technology and R&D.
Market Potential • Demand and supply, Marketing strategy, after sales service
• Capital Cost and source of Finance
• Assessment of Working Capital
Economic and
social Variables
• Employment generation, Exports, local resource utilization,
development area.
Formulation of Project Report
Project
Implementation
• PERT and CPM
PLANNING COMMISSION GUIDELINES
Planning Commission Guidelines
In order to process investment proposals and arrive at investment decisions,
the planning Commission has issued guidelines for preparing/formulating
industrial projects.
1. General Information
Feasibility report should include an analysis of the industry to which the project belongs / past
performance / description of industry / role of Public sector / Allocation of investment funds.
Planning Commission Guidelines
2. Preliminary analysis of alternatives
• This should contain present data on the gap between demand and supply for the outputs
which are to be produced.
• Data on the capacity that would be available from projects that are in production or under
implementation at the time the report is prepared.
• A complete list of all existing plants in the industry, giving their capacity and their level of
production actually attained.
• A list of all projects for which letters of intent licenses have been issued and a list of proposed
projects.
Planning Commission Guidelines
3. Project Description
• The feasibility report should mention the technology/process chosen for the project.
• Information relevant to determining the optimality of the location chosen.
• To assist in the environmental effects of a project, every feasibility report must present the
information on specific points, i.e. population, water, land, air, flora, & fauna, effects arising
out of projects pollution, other environmental disruption etc.
Planning Commission Guidelines
4. Marketing Plan
It should contain the following items;
• Data on the marketing plan
• Demand & prospective supply in each of the areas to be served.
• Methods & the data used for main estimates of domestic supply.
• Selection of the market areas.
• Estimates of the degree of price sensitivity.
• It should contain an analysis of past trends in prices.
Planning Commission Guidelines
5. Capital Requirements & Costs
The estimates should be reasonably complete & properly estimated.
Information on all items of costs should be carefully collected & presented.
6. Operating Requirements & Costs
• Operating costs - incurred after the commencement of commercial production.
• Information about all items of operating costs should be collected.
• Operating costs relate to the costs of raw materials & intermediaries, fuel, utilities, labour, repair
& maintenance, selling expenses & other expenses.
Planning Commission Guidelines
7. Financial Analysis
• This strategy is to present some measures to assess the financial viability of the project.
• Foreign Exchange Requirements should be cleared by the Department of Economic Affairs.
• The feasibility report should take into account income tax rebates for priority industries,
incentives for backward areas, accelerated depreciation etc.
• The sensitivity analysis should also be presented – i.e. the sensitivity of the rate of return of
change in the level & pattern of product prices.
Planning Commission Guidelines
8. Economic Analysis
• Social profitability analysis needs some adjustment in the data relating the costs & returns to
the enterprise.
• One important type of adjustment involves a correction in input & costs, to reflect the true
value of foreign exchange, labour & capital.
• The enterprise should try to assess the impact of its operations on foreign trade.
• Indirect costs & benefits should be included in the report. If they cannot be quantified, they
should be analysed & their importance emphasized.
Network Analysis
Network Analysis
Network analysis is the general name given to certain specific techniques which
can be used for the planning, management and control of projects.
• The network analysis methods are used in project management where the
elements are key activities of the project in the mutual time relation.
• The network analysis methods focus on calculating or critical path
optimizing between the elements.
Network Analysis
Among basic network analysis methods include:
• CPM (Critical Path Method)
• CCM (Critical Chain Method)
• PERT Method (Program Evaluation and Review Technique)
• GERT Method (Graphical Evaluation and Review Technique)
• MPM Method (Metra Potential Method)
Network Analysis
• The network analysis methods are related to the concept of network diagram,
which is a view of the project as a diagram which expresses various links
between the project activities.
• The network diagrams and network analysis methods are based on the Graph
Theory.
Network Analysis
CPM
Logical mathematical model of the project based upon the optimal duration
required for each activity and optimal use of available limited resources.
It is a deterministic model.
PERT
• Scheduling technique, It shows any job or project as a set of
processes/activities which must take place in a certain sequence.
• It is a probabilistic model and introduces uncertainties in project network.
GERT
• Networks representing research and development project the process is
repeated till the desired out come is achieved.
• GERT network only simulation can be used.
Network Analysis
Use of PERT
• The activities of the project are identified along with their interrelationships and graphically
represented.
• Time required for completing each activity/process is estimated.
• Minimum time required for completing the entire project is estimated.
• The critical activities are identified for the efficient allocation of resources in order to complete
the project at the earliest.
• Closer watch on critical and other activities so as to complete the project on time.
Network Analysis - CPM
The following table gives the activities and the time required to complete each activity of the project.
Example
Network Analysis - CPM
The following table gives the activities and the time required to complete each activity of the project.
Example
Network Analysis - CPM
The following table gives the activities and the time required to complete each activity of the project.
Example
• Since the path 1-2-5-6 consumes longest time (18 days).
• it is known as critical path and the activities 1-2, 2-5 and 5-6 are known as critical activities.
• Hence the project completion time is 18 days.
Network Analysis
Differences between PERT and CPM
PERT CPM
Event oriented approach Activity oriented approach
Allows uncertainty Does not allow uncertainty
Probabilistic model Deterministic model
Time based Cost based
COMMON MISTAKES BY ENTREPRENEURS IN PROJECT FORMULATION
COMMON MISTAKES BY ENTREPRENEURS IN PROJECT FORMULATION
• Selection of project area
• Market study and analysis
• Selection of technology
• Optimistic estimates
• Ownership form
• Selection of location
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
Project feasibility analysis is carried out to ensure viability of project.
The project feasibility study is
• Market feasibility
• Technical feasibility
• Financial feasibility
• Economic feasibility
• Ecological feasibility
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
Market Feasibility
• Demand for the proposed product/service.
• Market share of the project under consideration.
Market analysis requires variety of information and appropriate forecasting methods.
Consumption trends in the past and the present / Past and present supply
position / Production possibilities and constraints / Imports and exports /
Structure of competition / Cost structure / Consumer behaviour, intentions,
motivations, attitudes, preferences and requirements / Distribution channels /
Administrative, technical and legal constraints.
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
Technical
Feasibility
Determine whether prerequisites for successful commissioning of the project have
been considered.
Technical analysis addresses the following;
• Has the availability of raw material, power, and other inputs been established?
• Is the selected scale of operation optimal?
• Is the production process chosen suitable?
• Are the equipment and machines chosen appropriate?
• Have the auxiliary equipment and supplementary engineering works been provided?
• Has provision been made for treatment of effluents?
• Is the proposed layout of the site, buildings and plant sound?
• Have work schedules been drawn up realistically?
• Is the technology proposed to be employed appropriate from the social point of view?
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
Financial
Feasibility
To ascertain whether the propose project is financially viable.
The aspects to be looked into;
• Investment outlay and cost of project
• Means/modes of financing
• Project profitability
• Break-even point
• Cash flows of the project
• Investment worthiness judged in terms of various criteria of merit
• Project financial position
• Level of risk
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
Economic/Social Cost-
benefit Analysis
Judging a project from the larger social point of view.
The aspects to be looked into;
• What are the direct economic benefits and costs of the project measured in terms of shadow
(efficiency) prices and not in terms of market prices?
• What would be the impact of the project on the distribution of income in the society?
• What would be the impact of the project on the level of savings and investment in the society?
• What would be the contribution of the project towards the fulfilment of certain like self-
sufficiency, employment and social order?
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
Ecological
Analysis
Environmental concerns should be addressed properly.
The aspects to be looked into;
• What is the likely damage caused by the project to the environment?
• What is the cost of restoration measures required to ensure that the damage to the
environment is contained within acceptable?
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Unit viii preparation of project report

  • 1. Management & Entrepreneurship (Course Code:10AL51) Department of IEM JSS Academy of Technical Education, Bengaluru-560060
  • 2. Project Management CHAPTER 5: Preparation of Project
  • 3. • Introduction – Meaning, Identification, Selection. • Project Report – Need, Significance, Contents and Formulation. • Guidelines by planning commission for Report. • Errors of Project Reports; Project Appraisal. • Identification of Business Opportunities. • Feasibility Study – Market, Technical, Financial and Social. Course outline
  • 5. Introduction – Meaning of a project  ‘Specifically Evolved Work Plan’ devised to achieve specific objective within a specified period of time.  It is a scheme, design, a proposal of something intended to achieve.  Each project differs in size, nature, objective & complexity.
  • 6. A project is a sequence of unique, complex and connected activities having one goal or purpose and that must be completed by a specific time, within budget, and according to specifications. “Projects are the Building Blocks of an Investment Plan” Introduction – Meaning of a project
  • 8. Attributes/Characteristics • Complex Activities Not simple / Repetitive acts • Connected Activities Some order/sequence in which the activities are executed • One Goal Projects must have a single goal as compared to a program • Specified Time Projects have a specified completion date • Within Budget Projects also have resource limits (people, money, machines)
  • 9. Attributes/Characteristics • According to Specification • The customer or recipient of the deliverables from the project expects a certain level of functionality and quality from the project.
  • 10. Project Program Project includes all activities to complete a given job. A program is defined as an ongoing process or ongoing operation indefinitely. It has narrow scope and has shorter duration It has broader scope and has longer duration Project is a part of Program Main activity Projects is individual activity. A program is a group of projects managed in a coordinated way to obtain benefits. Project vs Program
  • 11. Project Parameters Some common constraints that influence a project are: 1. Scope 2. Quality 3. Cost 4. Time 5. Resources Project Parameters The scope and quality of a project are influenced by a variety of constraints like time, cost and availability of resources.
  • 13.  Quantifiable & Non-Quantifiable Projects  Sectoral Projects  Techno-Economic projects Classification of Projects
  • 14.  Quantifiable & Non-Quantifiable Projects Classification of Projects Projects for which a right quantitative assessment of benefits can be made are termed as quantifiable projects Ex: power generation, mineral, development, industrial development etc.,  Projects for which quantitative assessment cannot be made are termed as non-quantifiable projects Ex: health, education, Defence etc.,
  • 15.  Sectoral Projects Classification of Projects  Automobile sector  Agricultural sectoral  Power sector  Health sector  Education sector  Transport sector  Manufacturing sector  Food processing sector  Mining sector  Irrigation sector
  • 16.  Techno Economic Projects Classification of Projects Factor intensity-oriented Classification • Large Capital Investment, Labor intensive Causation classification • Demand/Raw material based Magnitude-oriented classification • Size based, Large, Medium, Small
  • 18. Project selection process consist of Two main Steps:  Project Identification  Project Selection Project Identification - Idea generation  Selection process starts with the generation of a product idea.  In order to select the most promising project, the entrepreneur needs to generate a few ideas about the possible projects he/she can undertake.  Project identification is concerned with collection of economic data and analyzing it. Project Identification / Selection
  • 19. Project Ideas - Ways or Sources: various internal and external sources Knowledge of potential customer needs. Watching emerging trends in demands for certain products. Scope for producing substitute / alternative product. Going though certain professional magazines. Success stories of known entrepreneur or friend or relatives. Making visit to trade fairs and exhibitions displaying new products and services. Meeting with government Agencies. Idea given by the knowledgeable person. A new product introduced by the competitor. Opportunity Scanning & Identification
  • 21. Project selection starts from where project identification ends. A tool generally used for this purpose is: SWOT/C analysis. The intending entrepreneur analysis his /her strength and weakness, opportunities /competitive advantages and threats / challenges offered by each of the project ideas. Finally project selected to converted into enterprise. The process involved in selecting a project out of some projects - zeroing in process. Project Selection
  • 22. Project Selection Parameters Technology  Equipment  Investment size  Location  Marketing
  • 24. Project Report A project report or a business plan is a written statement of what an entrepreneur proposes to take up.  Well evolved course of action devised to achieve the specified objectives within a specified period of time.  Operating document / Roadmap / Guidelines.
  • 25. Contents of Project Report • General information • Promoter • Location • Land and building • Plant and machinery • Production process • Utilities • Transport and communication • Raw material • Man power • Products • Market • Requirement of working capital • Requirement of funds • Cost of production and profitability of first ten years. • Break-even analysis. • Schedule of implementation.
  • 27. Formulation of Project Report General Information • Biodata of promoter, Industry profile, constitution, organization and product details. Project Description • Site/location, infrastructure, raw materials, skilled labours, Utilities, pollution control, communication and transportation, Production process, machineries and equipment, capacity of plant, technology and R&D. Market Potential • Demand and supply, Marketing strategy, after sales service
  • 28. • Capital Cost and source of Finance • Assessment of Working Capital Economic and social Variables • Employment generation, Exports, local resource utilization, development area. Formulation of Project Report Project Implementation • PERT and CPM
  • 30. Planning Commission Guidelines In order to process investment proposals and arrive at investment decisions, the planning Commission has issued guidelines for preparing/formulating industrial projects. 1. General Information Feasibility report should include an analysis of the industry to which the project belongs / past performance / description of industry / role of Public sector / Allocation of investment funds.
  • 31. Planning Commission Guidelines 2. Preliminary analysis of alternatives • This should contain present data on the gap between demand and supply for the outputs which are to be produced. • Data on the capacity that would be available from projects that are in production or under implementation at the time the report is prepared. • A complete list of all existing plants in the industry, giving their capacity and their level of production actually attained. • A list of all projects for which letters of intent licenses have been issued and a list of proposed projects.
  • 32. Planning Commission Guidelines 3. Project Description • The feasibility report should mention the technology/process chosen for the project. • Information relevant to determining the optimality of the location chosen. • To assist in the environmental effects of a project, every feasibility report must present the information on specific points, i.e. population, water, land, air, flora, & fauna, effects arising out of projects pollution, other environmental disruption etc.
  • 33. Planning Commission Guidelines 4. Marketing Plan It should contain the following items; • Data on the marketing plan • Demand & prospective supply in each of the areas to be served. • Methods & the data used for main estimates of domestic supply. • Selection of the market areas. • Estimates of the degree of price sensitivity. • It should contain an analysis of past trends in prices.
  • 34. Planning Commission Guidelines 5. Capital Requirements & Costs The estimates should be reasonably complete & properly estimated. Information on all items of costs should be carefully collected & presented. 6. Operating Requirements & Costs • Operating costs - incurred after the commencement of commercial production. • Information about all items of operating costs should be collected. • Operating costs relate to the costs of raw materials & intermediaries, fuel, utilities, labour, repair & maintenance, selling expenses & other expenses.
  • 35. Planning Commission Guidelines 7. Financial Analysis • This strategy is to present some measures to assess the financial viability of the project. • Foreign Exchange Requirements should be cleared by the Department of Economic Affairs. • The feasibility report should take into account income tax rebates for priority industries, incentives for backward areas, accelerated depreciation etc. • The sensitivity analysis should also be presented – i.e. the sensitivity of the rate of return of change in the level & pattern of product prices.
  • 36. Planning Commission Guidelines 8. Economic Analysis • Social profitability analysis needs some adjustment in the data relating the costs & returns to the enterprise. • One important type of adjustment involves a correction in input & costs, to reflect the true value of foreign exchange, labour & capital. • The enterprise should try to assess the impact of its operations on foreign trade. • Indirect costs & benefits should be included in the report. If they cannot be quantified, they should be analysed & their importance emphasized.
  • 38. Network Analysis Network analysis is the general name given to certain specific techniques which can be used for the planning, management and control of projects. • The network analysis methods are used in project management where the elements are key activities of the project in the mutual time relation. • The network analysis methods focus on calculating or critical path optimizing between the elements.
  • 39. Network Analysis Among basic network analysis methods include: • CPM (Critical Path Method) • CCM (Critical Chain Method) • PERT Method (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) • GERT Method (Graphical Evaluation and Review Technique) • MPM Method (Metra Potential Method)
  • 40. Network Analysis • The network analysis methods are related to the concept of network diagram, which is a view of the project as a diagram which expresses various links between the project activities. • The network diagrams and network analysis methods are based on the Graph Theory.
  • 41. Network Analysis CPM Logical mathematical model of the project based upon the optimal duration required for each activity and optimal use of available limited resources. It is a deterministic model. PERT • Scheduling technique, It shows any job or project as a set of processes/activities which must take place in a certain sequence. • It is a probabilistic model and introduces uncertainties in project network. GERT • Networks representing research and development project the process is repeated till the desired out come is achieved. • GERT network only simulation can be used.
  • 42. Network Analysis Use of PERT • The activities of the project are identified along with their interrelationships and graphically represented. • Time required for completing each activity/process is estimated. • Minimum time required for completing the entire project is estimated. • The critical activities are identified for the efficient allocation of resources in order to complete the project at the earliest. • Closer watch on critical and other activities so as to complete the project on time.
  • 43. Network Analysis - CPM The following table gives the activities and the time required to complete each activity of the project. Example
  • 44. Network Analysis - CPM The following table gives the activities and the time required to complete each activity of the project. Example
  • 45. Network Analysis - CPM The following table gives the activities and the time required to complete each activity of the project. Example • Since the path 1-2-5-6 consumes longest time (18 days). • it is known as critical path and the activities 1-2, 2-5 and 5-6 are known as critical activities. • Hence the project completion time is 18 days.
  • 46. Network Analysis Differences between PERT and CPM PERT CPM Event oriented approach Activity oriented approach Allows uncertainty Does not allow uncertainty Probabilistic model Deterministic model Time based Cost based
  • 47. COMMON MISTAKES BY ENTREPRENEURS IN PROJECT FORMULATION
  • 48. COMMON MISTAKES BY ENTREPRENEURS IN PROJECT FORMULATION • Selection of project area • Market study and analysis • Selection of technology • Optimistic estimates • Ownership form • Selection of location
  • 50. PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY Project feasibility analysis is carried out to ensure viability of project. The project feasibility study is • Market feasibility • Technical feasibility • Financial feasibility • Economic feasibility • Ecological feasibility
  • 51. PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY Market Feasibility • Demand for the proposed product/service. • Market share of the project under consideration. Market analysis requires variety of information and appropriate forecasting methods. Consumption trends in the past and the present / Past and present supply position / Production possibilities and constraints / Imports and exports / Structure of competition / Cost structure / Consumer behaviour, intentions, motivations, attitudes, preferences and requirements / Distribution channels / Administrative, technical and legal constraints.
  • 52. PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY Technical Feasibility Determine whether prerequisites for successful commissioning of the project have been considered. Technical analysis addresses the following; • Has the availability of raw material, power, and other inputs been established? • Is the selected scale of operation optimal? • Is the production process chosen suitable? • Are the equipment and machines chosen appropriate? • Have the auxiliary equipment and supplementary engineering works been provided? • Has provision been made for treatment of effluents? • Is the proposed layout of the site, buildings and plant sound? • Have work schedules been drawn up realistically? • Is the technology proposed to be employed appropriate from the social point of view?
  • 53. PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY Financial Feasibility To ascertain whether the propose project is financially viable. The aspects to be looked into; • Investment outlay and cost of project • Means/modes of financing • Project profitability • Break-even point • Cash flows of the project • Investment worthiness judged in terms of various criteria of merit • Project financial position • Level of risk
  • 54. PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY Economic/Social Cost- benefit Analysis Judging a project from the larger social point of view. The aspects to be looked into; • What are the direct economic benefits and costs of the project measured in terms of shadow (efficiency) prices and not in terms of market prices? • What would be the impact of the project on the distribution of income in the society? • What would be the impact of the project on the level of savings and investment in the society? • What would be the contribution of the project towards the fulfilment of certain like self- sufficiency, employment and social order?
  • 55. PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY Ecological Analysis Environmental concerns should be addressed properly. The aspects to be looked into; • What is the likely damage caused by the project to the environment? • What is the cost of restoration measures required to ensure that the damage to the environment is contained within acceptable?