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What is included in a budget as described in the content?
What is included in a budget as described in the content?
What does the viability study focus on according to the content?
What does the viability study focus on according to the content?
Which phase comes after the preliminary study, according to the project cycle?
Which phase comes after the preliminary study, according to the project cycle?
What must a project viability study indicate about the budget?
What must a project viability study indicate about the budget?
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What is the final step in the project cycle as outlined?
What is the final step in the project cycle as outlined?
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What is the primary focus when conducting a feasibility study?
What is the primary focus when conducting a feasibility study?
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Which step comes after researching the business drivers in a feasibility study?
Which step comes after researching the business drivers in a feasibility study?
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Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when assessing the viability of a project?
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when assessing the viability of a project?
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What factor should be evaluated to ensure the project aligns with the organizational goals?
What factor should be evaluated to ensure the project aligns with the organizational goals?
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Identifying potential beneficiaries and victims is considered a part of what phase in a feasibility study?
Identifying potential beneficiaries and victims is considered a part of what phase in a feasibility study?
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Which of the following could be a business driver for initiating a feasibility study?
Which of the following could be a business driver for initiating a feasibility study?
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What types of project obstacles should be identified in a feasibility study?
What types of project obstacles should be identified in a feasibility study?
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What is meant by assessing the socio-economic circumstances of the project area?
What is meant by assessing the socio-economic circumstances of the project area?
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What is the primary objective of the project documentation in the formulation phase?
What is the primary objective of the project documentation in the formulation phase?
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Which element is NOT included in the project documentation requirements?
Which element is NOT included in the project documentation requirements?
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What is the acceptable level of uncertainty for the budget in the project formulation?
What is the acceptable level of uncertainty for the budget in the project formulation?
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What aspect must project documentation provide concerning the work units projected?
What aspect must project documentation provide concerning the work units projected?
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What should the project documentation include regarding materials used?
What should the project documentation include regarding materials used?
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Which document establishes the legal framework for project contracts in the public sector?
Which document establishes the legal framework for project contracts in the public sector?
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What type of evidence must the project include regarding methods of calculation?
What type of evidence must the project include regarding methods of calculation?
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What aspect of a project's proposal needs to be expressed and justified clearly?
What aspect of a project's proposal needs to be expressed and justified clearly?
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What is the primary purpose of conducting a viability study?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a viability study?
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Which of the following is NOT a content element of a preliminary project?
Which of the following is NOT a content element of a preliminary project?
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Which of the following factors is considered when selecting alternatives in a viability study?
Which of the following factors is considered when selecting alternatives in a viability study?
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What is included in the 'Memoria' of a preliminary project?
What is included in the 'Memoria' of a preliminary project?
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What role does the evaluation multicriteria have in a viability study?
What role does the evaluation multicriteria have in a viability study?
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In the context of a preliminary project, what aspects do the panels include?
In the context of a preliminary project, what aspects do the panels include?
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What type of information is classified as primary in a viability study?
What type of information is classified as primary in a viability study?
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Which of the following is a key determinant in a viability study?
Which of the following is a key determinant in a viability study?
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What is included in the content of the Project Technical Project Document (PPTP)?
What is included in the content of the Project Technical Project Document (PPTP)?
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What does the Project Economic Model (PEM) calculate?
What does the Project Economic Model (PEM) calculate?
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What is included in the budget calculation of PBL?
What is included in the budget calculation of PBL?
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What aspect is specifically addressed in the content of the construction drawings?
What aspect is specifically addressed in the content of the construction drawings?
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Which components are analyzed in the preliminary study phase of a project?
Which components are analyzed in the preliminary study phase of a project?
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What does the Program of Work in a project typically contain?
What does the Program of Work in a project typically contain?
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What percentage is typically set for general expenses in the budget?
What percentage is typically set for general expenses in the budget?
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In project formulation, which element is included to ensure compliance during construction?
In project formulation, which element is included to ensure compliance during construction?
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Study Notes
Pre-Investment Phase
- Identification of the Project: This is the initial phase where the project is conceived, and its basic needs and opportunities are analyzed.
- Preliminary Study: This stage involves initial research, market analysis, and a basic assessment of the project's feasibility. It determines the preliminary scope and potential of the project.
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Feasibility Study: This stage delves deeper into the project's viability, assessing technical, economic, social, and environmental factors.
- It also analyzes alternative solutions, potential impacts, and determines the project's priority and alignment with company goals.
- This stage helps determine if the project is technically, economically, and socially viable.
- Anteproject: This stage involves more detailed planning and design. It includes preliminary engineering designs, budget estimates, and initial legal framework analysis.
Investment Decision Phase
- Decision to Invest: Based on the findings of the feasibility study and anteproject, a decision is made to proceed with the investment and move to the project's implementation phase.
- Definitive Project: This stage involves the development of a comprehensive and detailed project plan. This includes final design drawings, detailed budget estimates, construction timelines, and a comprehensive evaluation of the project's potential environmental impacts.
Project Execution Phase
- Project Formulation: The project is defined with technical, financial, socio-economic, environmental, and organizational documentation to ensure its successful execution.
- Evaluation: The project is thoroughly evaluated in terms of its technical feasibility, economic viability, environmental impact, and social benefits.
- Execution: The project is implemented according to the detailed plans and specifications established in the project's definition stage.
Post-Investment Phase
- Operation and Management: Once completed, the project is put into operation and maintained. This phase involves monitoring outcomes, addressing any issues, and optimizing performance.
- Results Evaluation: The project's performance is assessed against its initial goals and objectives. This phase involves gathering data on the project's impact, identifying any successes or shortfalls, and using the findings to improve future projects.
Study Notes
- Feasibility Study: The feasibility study is a critical stage in the project development process. It assesses the viability of the project before committing significant resources.
- Anteproject: The anteproject provides sufficient information for making a decision on investing in the project.
- Project: The project is the final and comprehensive document that outlines the project in detail including its technical design, cost estimates, execution schedule, and management plan. It serves as a roadmap for the project's implementation.
- Project Documentation: Project documentation plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency and accountability in the project's development and execution. It helps ensure that the project meets all legal requirements and specifications.
- Project Phases: The project lifecycle is divided into distinct phases, each with its own objectives and deliverables. Effective management of each phase is essential for the project's success.
- Budget Estimates: Accurate cost estimates are crucial for ensuring financial feasibility and for managing project resources effectively.
- Environmental Impact Assessments: The project's environmental impact is evaluated and mitigated throughout the project's development and execution to ensure sustainability and compliance with environmental regulations.
Key Legal Documents
- Ley 9/2017: This law defines the legal framework for public sector contracts in Spain.
- RD 1098/2001: This Royal Decree governs the regulations for public sector contracts in Spain.
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This quiz covers the essential stages of the Pre-Investment Phase in project management, including project identification, feasibility studies, and preliminary studies. Test your knowledge of the key components and detailed planning strategies necessary for successful project initiation.
