This management training course is geared towards developing critical competencies in project appraisal. Learners will be able to make thorough financial and economic evaluations, incorporate risk analysis in decision-making, and prepare appraisal reports that are investment-justified from profitability and socio-economic points of view. At the end of this program, learners will be able to:

Be familiar with the concepts of financial and economic appraisal in project management.
Be able to apply financial evaluation techniques such as NPV, IRR, and Payback Period.
Perform economic appraisals, including Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) and social and environmental impact assessments.
Integrate risk analysis and mitigation approaches in appraisal activities.
Create competence to produce professional, persuasive project appraisal reports for investors and stakeholders.
Understand the role of macroeconomic factors like inflation, exchange rates, and market conditions in project viability.
Assess long-run sustainability and economic consequences of investment choices.

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Learning Outcomes

At the end of this management course, learners will have the skills to carry out detailed economic and financial project appraisals. They will be able to assess investment prospects, determine risks, take into account socio-economic effects, and provide data-based, economically-viable project recommendations to stakeholders and organizations. Key learning points are:

Leveraging the utilization of necessary financial appraisal methods to determine the profitability of an investment.
Carrying out economic appraisals, taking into account intangible advantages, social welfare, and environmental effects.
Identifying, analyzing, and minimizing possible project risks using systematic frameworks.
Incorporating outside factors like market trends, economic changes, and inflation in appraisals.
Presenting findings clearly and convincingly in project appraisal reports.
Assuring that appraisals meet organizational strategy and public interest.

Target Audience/Who Is It for?

This course in training is suitable for individuals engaged in investment choice, project management, or economic development. It is intended for project managers, financial analysts, economists, consultants, government planners, and non-profit executives who are accountable for evaluating the financial and socio-economic feasibility of projects. The course is suited for:

Project Managers deal with capital budgeting and resource planning.
Financial Analysts conducting investment evaluation and corporate finance assessments.
Government Planners are evaluating the viability of public-sector infrastructure projects.
Business Development Executives are considering market entry and expansion initiatives.
Non-Profit Leaders crafting social and economic development programs.
Advisors are consulting clients on project investment prospects.
Researchers and Scholars engaged in applied finance and economics.
No need for prior familiarity with advanced finance or economics, but a simple understanding of financial concepts is helpful.

Project Appraisal: Financial and Economic Factors training course in Geneva

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