A feasibility study aims to determine the practicality and profitability of a proposed business venture through systematic data gathering and analysis. It examines the nature, benefits, processes, and roles involved in project feasibility studies. Major aspects covered include management, marketing, technology, taxation, legal issues, financing sources, profitability, and social impacts. Financial studies are a key part, projecting statements, financing options, and analyzing projections. Examples of feasibility study formats and guidelines are provided.

1. Joy Kenneth Sala Biasong, MEd., MPA, MBA, 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.
( R. Roque: MAS)

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
 Economic Benefits
 Social 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
( R. Roque: MAS)

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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