This document discusses the key aspects and processes involved in conducting a feasibility study for a proposed business project. It explains that a feasibility study involves systematically gathering and analyzing data to determine if a project is practical and profitable. The major components that are analyzed include management, marketing, technology, taxation, legal issues, the environment, financial projections, and socio-economic impacts. Guidelines and examples are provided for how to structure a feasibility study report and financial projections.

1. Joy Kenneth Sala Biasong, MPA, MBA, MEd., D.M., Ed.D., Ph.D.
Resource Person

2. Feasibility Study
systematic gathering and analysis of data
and information which aims to find out
the practicability and profitability of a
proposed business undertakings.
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3. Project Feasibility Study
 Nature
 Benefits
 Aspects
 Processes
 Roles of MAS Practitioner in the Preparation of Project Study
 Limitations/ Constraints

4. Financial Study
 Attributes
 Steps
 Parts

5. Major Aspects of PFS
 Management
 Marketing
 Technical/ Technological
 Taxation
 Legal
 Environmental
 Financial
 Sources of Financing
 Profitability
 Socio- Economic Desirability

6. Financial Study
 Statement of Assumptions
 Projected Financial Statements
 Possible Sources of Outside Financing
 Details of Various Amounts Contained in the
Financial Statements
 Analysis of Financial Projections
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7. Group Activity
Exhibit A- Format of the Project Feasibility
Study
Exhibit B- Guidelines in Preparing Financial
Reports
Project Proposal ( Management Engineering)
Exhibit C- Sample Project Feasibility Study
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