Course

Module 1

Module 1: Project appraisal and preparation (7.5 hours)

1. Project: Definition, Characteristics, and Types
2. General overview of project appraisal
3. Project appraisal: Defining Social Impact of a project
4. Analysing financial, regulatory, and environmental feasibility of a project

Module 2

Module 2: Estimating costs and financing of a project (7.5 hours)

1. Estimation of a Project costs
2. Methods of Financing (Traditional and Alternative)
3. Projecting cash flows using appraisal criterion
4. Introduction to Principals of Responsible Investing

Module 3

Module 3: Social Cost Benefit Analysis (7.5 hours)

1. Introduction and rationale for Social cost-benefit analysis
2. Overview of UNIDO
3. Little and Mirrlees Approach for analysis of social cost
4. Public Private Partnerships
5. Environmental Impact Assessment

Module 4

Module 4: Risk Analysis (7.5 hours)

1. Overview of Risk Analysis
2. Analysis of Stakeholder Related Risks
3. Internal Risks (project, top management)
4. Economic and Environmental Risk
5. Sensitivity Analysis, Monte Carlo Simulation, and Decision Tree Analysis

Course Description

This course intends to inculcate in students an understanding of the green

project with a focus on measuring social impact and financing sources for such projects. The students will understand the nuances of green project management and green financing, which includes measuring the feasibility of such projects, their impact, the choice of finances available, and risks associated with them.

Course Outcomes& Learning levels

1. To develop understanding of green projects and their appraisal (Analyze)
2. To be able to apply tools of appraisal of green projects (Apply)
3. To be able to identify sources of financing of green projects (Apply)
4. To be able to analyze risks associated with green projects (Apply)

Evaluation Pattern

*Based on assignments / Tests / Quizzes / Case Studies / Projects / Term paper / Field visit report.

Text Book:

1. Projects: Planning, Analysis, Financing, Implementation & Review, Prasanna Chandra, McGraw- Hill India (2019).

Reference Book:

1. Green Project Management, Richard Maltzman and David Shirley, Routledge (2010).