Introduction
– Once the project is identified there begins the process of progressively more detailed preparation and analysis of project plan.
– It is done to determine how remunerative the proposed investment would be and what would be its impact.
– The different aspect of project preparation are :-
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- Technical aspect :-
– Deal with Inputs and outputs of real goods and services.
– Deal with location , size and process.
– Done continually throughout the project.
– Deals with technical know how of beneficiaries.
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Purpose :-
– To ensure whether the project is technically feasible.
– Whether the inputs for carrying out the project are available or not.
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- Institutional/ Organizational / Managerial aspect :-
– Deals with organizational strength and weaknesses of the project.
– Whether Organizational structure of project is within framework of government policy.
– Whether the Authority and responsibility are Properly linked ?
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Things of concern
a) Enhance skill by tour and training
b) Staff recruitment if needed.
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- Social Aspect :-
– Whether the project is socially acceptable.
– Doesn’t impose social implications or adverse effects.
– Focus on disadvantaged people , poverty alleviation and labor intensive instead of capital intensive.
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- Commercial Aspect :-
– Deals with marketing and supply of needs of project.
– Arrangement of the marketing of the output Produced.
Output side
a) Provision for marketing of the good produced at reasonable price.
b) Arrangement of transportation for domestic and international export.
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Input side
a) Availability of fertilizers , seed , pesticides , etc. at reasonable price.
b) Market is so big such that it fulfills the need of supplies.
c) Price and subsidy of government.
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- Financial Aspect :-
– Analyses repayment of loan by project.
– Whether financially viable.
– Whether farmer will need loan to finance on-farm invetsment.
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- Economic Aspect :-
– How project affects society as a whole not individually.
– Focus on social cost and benefits of project.
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Shadow price ??
– It is the opportunity cost and is difficult to calculate.
– Economic price of the projects that has no market price.
– Deals with impact of project on price of the inputs.
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Differences between Economic and Financial Aspect ?
Economic Aspect |
Financial Aspect |
a) Taxes and subsidies are treated as transfer payment. |
a) As income to inividual. |
b) Shadow price is used. |
b) market price is used. |
c) Capital never deducted from gross return |
c) capital is deducted. |
d) As a whole analysis |
d) Individual Analysis. |
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- Environmental Aspect :-
– Must not produce any environmental / ecological implications.
– Cost of restoration of damage is taken into account.
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