Economic Feasibility Studies

Economic feasibility and cost-benefit analysis are essential tools for evaluating whether projects deliver tangible value to organizations, governments, and society. This iLead program equips participants with the ability to assess feasibility across financial, economic, social, and environmental dimensions, covering revenue analysis, cost structures, breakeven points, and market dynamics. Building on structured instruction and hands-on practice, the course extends into advanced techniques including sensitivity testing, risk analysis, and multi-criteria decision-making, culminating in the preparation of data-driven feasibility reports and executive dashboards.

• Evaluate project viability across financial and non-financial dimensions
• Apply structured frameworks to assess costs, revenues, and breakeven points
• Incorporate sustainability and social equity into feasibility assessments
• Conduct sensitivity and risk analysis for investment decisions
• Communicate feasibility findings clearly to diverse stakeholders

• Foundations of economic feasibility and cost-benefit analysis
• Financial analysis: revenues, costs, and breakeven dynamics
• Market analysis and investment viability assessment
• Advanced risk, sensitivity, and multi-criteria decision techniques
• Sustainability, social equity, and environmental considerations in appraisal
• Digital modelling tools and structured reporting frameworks

• Finance and accounting professionals involved in investment appraisal
• Public sector and government officials evaluating policy initiatives
• Project managers overseeing infrastructure or capital investments
• Strategic planners and business development managers
• Analysts supporting decision-making in large organizations