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What is Prefeasibility Analysis

Prefeasibility Analysis: Should include reports on potential projects:

  • not too detailed – just sufficient to indicate general promise of alternative projects.
  • could utilise project screening and project analysis grids as just presented.

Should the organization devote more resources to more investigation via a detailed feasibility study?

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