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- Clear Project concept from the owner
- Clear Project charter from the consultant
- Data research of the Market,- Project Strategies of the country- Market Analyses vs impact on your project- Financial statement, cost, expenses , budget, rate exchange impact (for international money transfer),- Regional Risk or threat (weather, war, economic crisis,...)- Legal penality in double way, if you or they breach the contract- Level of Quality material based on the depreciation period- CAPEX & OPEX- A Clear strategy on supplier contract's to guaranty the proper ascension of the project
For a construction project, one should include accessibility of the project site, availability of resources, probable impact on environment and inhabitants near the site, historical data of natural disaster, fund required for the project and its possible source etc.
Pre feasibility report should include:
site details
economic feasibility report
environmental impact assessment
Sociology report
Pre-feasibility studies are usually detailed studies that involve data of a project under economic aspects and consideration to set the projects and justify continuity. These data are metrics that leads to assessments with studies based on the industry criteria and standards.
This base will lead to decisions for funding and setting the final feasibility study.
1/ project requirements
2/ project description
3/ scope and time
Pre-feasibility studies investigate whether a concept satisfies the client's objectives and the technical, economic, social and environmental constraints for a particular project.
What comes to mind as one the most important information for a pre feasibility study report is by conducting a Stakeholder Engagement, those people affected by the project to explain what the project is all about, ascertain their opinions and how they could potentially benefit from the project. Secondly, conducting an Environment Impact Assessment to ascertain what impact is the project going to have on the environment. The third aspect that the report should encapsulate is the municipal authorisation and demarcation for the construction project. What also comes to mind are the costs for the project and who is going to foot that bill for the project. Project timelines are also very important and should constitute part of that pre feasibility study report.
To find our return on Investment first
Pre feability study is done to to see if the project is feasible.
It takes into consideration the pros and cons of the location, sales and marketing strategy, authority policies, time frame, Project cost in itself (Land, Designing, consultancy, supervision, construction, authority fees and finally DLP provision) and stake holder investment, risk, environmental effects etc.
