During the last decades, strategic planning has spread across Italy so that, nowadays, a quite large number of cities have their own plan. This paper aims to provide an insight into the role of the financial evaluation in supporting the implementation of strategic planning projects, under the methodological framework of the Feasibility Study. By discussing the case study of the Strategic Plan of Palermo, the paper highlights strengths and weaknesses of action projects and their dependence both on exogenous and endogenous factors. The paper concludes by stressing the role of financial evaluation as a means to identify weaknesses able to affect the project implementation, as well as to highlight the conditions to be exploited in order to improve the probability of success of strategic projects.

The Methodological Framework of Feasibility Study to Support Strategic Planning

BONIFACI, PIETRO;COPIELLO, SERGIO;STANGHELLINI, STEFANO
2016-01-01

Abstract

During the last decades, strategic planning has spread across Italy so that, nowadays, a quite large number of cities have their own plan. This paper aims to provide an insight into the role of the financial evaluation in supporting the implementation of strategic planning projects, under the methodological framework of the Feasibility Study. By discussing the case study of the Strategic Plan of Palermo, the paper highlights strengths and weaknesses of action projects and their dependence both on exogenous and endogenous factors. The paper concludes by stressing the role of financial evaluation as a means to identify weaknesses able to affect the project implementation, as well as to highlight the conditions to be exploited in order to improve the probability of success of strategic projects.
2016
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Strategic planning; Feasibility Study; Action Plan.
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Bonifaci, Pietro; Copiello, Sergio; Stanghellini, Stefano
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