Feasibility Studies

Feasibility studies form a foundational part of Telaplan International’s advisory portfolio, particularly at the pre-investment and project planning stages. These studies are multidisciplinary analyses aimed at determining the technical, environmental, social, financial, and legal viability of proposed projects before significant capital is committed.

Telaplan’s feasibility study services are geared towards:

• Real estate and housing development projects.

• Infrastructure projects (roads, bridges, water, and sewer systems).

• Renewable energy initiatives (solar, biogas, mini-hydro).

• Agro-industrial developments (e.g., milk coolers, abattoirs, greenhouses).

• Eco-tourism and nature-based enterprise projects.

• Climate-smart agriculture and carbon credit projects.

Each feasibility study conducted by Telaplan includes several layers of analysis:

• Technical Viability- site suitability, infrastructure availability, soil tests, topography.

• Environmental and Social Screening – identification of red flags, need for EIA/ESIA, stakeholder risk assessment.

• Legal and Regulatory Framework – zoning laws, permit requirements, environmental thresholds

• Risk Analysis – environmental risks, community resistance, implementation barriers, and financing risks.

These studies are evidence-driven and based on extensive fieldwork, literature review, regulatory engagement, and stakeholder consultation. The result is a comprehensive Feasibility Report that provides:

• An executive summary for decision-makers.

• A go/no-go recommendation.

• A roadmap for project approval processes.

• A proposed implementation strategy.

Telaplan’s value in this space lies in its ability to integrate sustainability criteria into the feasibility framework, ensuring that environmental and social risks are not treated as afterthoughts but rather as core project considerations. This approach helps investors make informed decisions, reduces regulatory delays, and improves the long-term viability of projects.