Abstract : This study encompasses a multifaceted evaluation of factors including financial, technical, operational, legal, and scheduling considerations. Its purpose is to provide decision-makers with a solid foundation for assessing the project's potential success and identifying any potential challenges or risks. A well-executed feasibility study is an indispensable tool for stakeholders as it aids in making informed decisions about whether to proceed with a project or investment, thus minimizing costly errors and ensuring the efficient allocation of resources.
Keywords : Technical feasibility, Time feasibility, Operational feasibility, Economic feasibility
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