Project Feasibility Study Template

Project Feasibility
Study Template
Presentation by:
Delentar, Ma. Luisa
Estabillo, Bea
Monteverde, Anne
CHAPTER 1
“THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING”
Introduction
Should contain at least four paragraphs with four to five
statements each.
1st paragraph: Conceptualization of the proposed business, no
need to cite related literature.
2nd paragraph: Discusses the ideal scenario "what should be"
of the project, arranged from global to local studies.
3rd paragraph: Presents the current scenario "what is", with
cited studies from global to local.
4th paragraph: Describes the gap between "what should be"
and "what is," supporting the need for the study.
Statement of the Problem
1st Statement: General Problem
2nd Statement: Specific Problem

Assess feasibility in terms of:
- Market
- Technical
- Management
- Financial
Scope and Limitation
of the Study
It answers the following questions:
a. What geographic area is covered by the study?
b. Who shall be and shall not be included in the study?
c. What time period is covered by the study?
d. What are the constraints of the study?
Significance of the Study
Inductive approach: Deductive approach:

Start with specific Start from national, then go
individuals/entities and down to regional, local, and
expand to local, provincial, specific individuals.
regional, and national
levels.
Definition of Terms
The definition must be taken from a

Conceptual
dictionary, encyclopedia, or technically
definition:
specialized book.
Operational Explains how the word is used

definition: specifically in your study
CHAPTER 2
“REASEARCH METHODS”
Research Design
It refers to a scheme or plan of action for meeting the

objectives.
A blueprint for conducting a study that maximize
control over factors that could interfere with the
validity of the findings.
TYPES OF BASIC
RESEARCH DESIGN
Descriptive Design
Experimental Design
Qualitative Method
Research Locale
The setting of the study

Research
Respondents
In the context of research, a respondent
refers to the individual who participates in a
research by completing surveys,
questionnaires, interviews, or other data
collection tools.
Sampling Technique
Research Instrument
A research instrument is a tool

used to obtain, measure, and
analyze data from subjects around
the research topic.
Data Gathering
Procedure
Data collection is defined as the procedure of

collecting, measuring and analyzing accurate
insights for research using standard validated
techniques.
Statistical Tools
Statistical tools aid in the interpretation and use of
data. They can be used to evaluate and comprehend
any form of data. Some statistical tools can help them
to see trends, forecast future sales, and create links
between causes and effects. When you’re unsure
where to go with your study, other tools can assist you
in navigating through enormous amounts of data.
Forecasting Tools
Effective forecasting is an important element for any successful

business. A forecast allows you to make a prediction about
future conditions for your company so you can plan accordingly.
It's important to understand the various types of forecasting
tools available when making your projections. In this article, we
discuss the ways you can use forecasting in your business and
explain some of the top forecasting tools.
Industry Analysis
This section discuss how the industry will be

analyzed using a particular tool.
The analysis focuses mainly on the different environmental

factors that affect the industry so as to determine the
competitiveness of the proposed business.
Competitor Analysis
Describes how the competitor should be

analyzed using a particular marketing tool.
When information is not available from
documentary sources, the data are usually
provided by the prospective customers
through surveys.
Customer Analysis
Contains the analysis to be conducted about

the prospective customers.
The questionnaire must be carefully prepared
to capture the desired information about the
customers, their financial capacity, willingness
to buy, taste and preferences, buying behavior,
and other related information necessary in the
analysis.
Market Analysis
Describes how the market will be

analyzed relative to the demand and the
supply.
The analysis should include the trends of
historical demand and supply data,
forecasting, gap analysis, pricing analysis
and a marketing program.
Technical Analysis
Contains details on how the required physical

facilities, manufacturing processes, and
operations will be analyzed.
The analysis shall include a study on the
availability of the required raw materials,
conversion process, inventory requirements,
physical structures, facilities and equipment,
and costing of the product.
Management Analysis
Describes the analysis of the most appropriate

organizations with accompanying structures
for the proposed business.
The analysis shall include a study on the
qualification requirements, job description,
functions, and salary package and benefits for
the various positions.
Financial Analysis
Contains the different projected financial

statements that will be prepared.
It includes the financial analysis to be
conducted to determine the profitability,
liquidity and solvency of the proposed
business.
An analysis of the investment shall also be
included.
Ethical Considerations
Contains the ethical practices that must be

observed by the proponentduring the conduct
of the feasibility study.
The observance of the ethical practices and
procedures begins from the time the
questionnaire is submitted to the ethics
committee of the school for approval. It includes
the preservation of the respondents’ anonymity.
Thank you
for listening!!!

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1st Statement: General Problem

2nd Statement: Specific Problem

Inductive approach: Deductive approach:

The definition must be taken from a

Operational Explains how the word is used

It refers to a scheme or plan of action for meeting the

The setting of the study

A research instrument is a tool

Data collection is defined as the procedure of

Effective forecasting is an important element for any successful

This section discuss how the industry will be

The analysis focuses mainly on the different environmental

Describes how the competitor should be

Contains the analysis to be conducted about

Describes how the market will be

Contains details on how the required physical

Describes the analysis of the most appropriate

Contains the different projected financial

Contains the ethical practices that must be

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