A process for identifying and assessing the influence and interests of individuals or groups affected by a project.

A systematic process for evaluating the potential environmental effects of a proposed project before it is approved.

A method to identify and evaluate the needs and priorities of a community to inform project planning.

An assessment of whether a project is feasible and sustainable, considering financial, social, and environmental factors.

The discipline of planning, executing, and closing projects to achieve specific goals within a defined timeline.

The process of involving stakeholders in decision-making to ensure their perspectives and needs are considered.

An evaluation of a project's financial sustainability, including budgeting and funding sources.

The influence and authority relationships among stakeholders that affect project outcomes.

The systematic gathering of information for analysis to inform project decisions and assessments.

The process of identifying and analyzing potential risks that could impact project success.

The legal guidelines and policies that govern project approvals and environmental assessments.

A financial assessment that compares the costs and benefits of a project to determine its viability.

Collaborating with community groups to gather insights and support for projects.

Tools used to collect data from community members about their needs and preferences.

Initial evaluations of potential impacts or needs before conducting more detailed studies.

A concise overview of a project or study, highlighting key findings and recommendations.

A comprehensive analysis that evaluates the practicality and potential success of a proposed project.

The process of integrating stakeholder input into project planning and decision-making.

The level of support and approval from community members for a project or initiative.

Established guidelines and best practices for conducting assessments and presenting findings.

The process of communicating research results and recommendations to stakeholders.

Creating visual representations of stakeholder relationships and their influence on a project.

Adjustments made to project plans or assessments in response to stakeholder input.

The concluding document that summarizes the feasibility study and its findings.

Projects designed to address specific needs or enhance the quality of life in a community.