haalbaarheidsuitkomsten

haalbaarheidsstudie is a Dutch term that translates to feasibility study in English. It is a systematic evaluation of a proposed project or venture to determine its likelihood of success. The primary goal of a haalbaarheidsstudie is to assess whether the project is viable from various perspectives, including technical, economic, legal, operational, and scheduling.

A typical haalbaarheidsstudie involves several key steps. First, the objectives and scope of the project are clearly defined. This is followed by an analysis of the technical requirements, assessing whether the necessary technology and expertise are available or can be acquired. The economic feasibility is examined by estimating costs, potential revenues, and profitability, often involving a cost-benefit analysis. Legal and regulatory aspects are reviewed to ensure compliance with all relevant laws and standards. Operational feasibility considers how the project will be implemented and managed, including resource allocation and organizational impact. Finally, a timeline is established to determine if the project can be completed within a reasonable timeframe.

The outcome of a haalbaarheidsstudie is a report that presents the findings and provides a recommendation on whether to proceed with the project, modify it, or abandon it altogether. This helps decision-makers to make informed choices, reduce risks, and allocate resources effectively. It is a crucial step in project management, especially for large or complex undertakings.