Methodological proposal for the evaluation of projects in five steps

Abstract

Objective: To carry out a methodological proposal for the evaluation of projects in five steps, which allows the procedure to be developed in a practical, easy, fast and orderly manner, generating understanding, effectiveness and efficiency in the analysis and confidence in the results obtained.

Design / methodology / approach: It is based on the analytical-deductive cost-benefit ratio and the extrapolation method. The problem was identified and the five steps for project evaluation were structured.

Results: The methodology for the evaluation of projects in five steps is proposed.

Limitations / implications: There is limited knowledge of the analysis process translated into a disarticulation of the development of the procedure and distrust of the results obtained. It is because the designer is not a financial specialist and lacks theoretical support and methodological focus on the subject.

Findings / Conclusions: This methodological proposal allows the development of the procedure in a practical, easy, fast and orderly manner, generating understanding, effectiveness and efficiency in the analysis and confidence in the results obtained for the decision making in the instrumentation of the Projects. It does have theoretical-practical utility and strengthens the theory of project evaluation.