Read before you invest
Practical articles from the Jadwa team on feasibility, financing and financial analysis, with examples from the Omani market.
Institutional Marketing: Building Trust, Not Just Advertising
Institutional marketing builds trust before it asks for attention. Learn how it differs from advertising, the pillars of credibility, and how to measure its impact on your organisation's reputation and growth.
Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis: Stress-Test Your Project Before You Invest
How do you test your project's resilience before you invest? A practical guide to sensitivity analysis, scenarios and the break-even point in a feasibility study, with a hypothetical worked example in Omani rials.
Feasibility Studies for Tourism Projects in Oman: Lodges, Camps and Experiences
A practical guide to preparing feasibility studies for tourism projects in Oman, from heritage lodges and desert camps to tourism experiences: seasonality, occupancy, pricing and costs.
Technology in Real Estate Development: How Digital Platforms Reduce Default and Liquidity Risk
How do digital platforms reduce default and liquidity risk in real estate development? An analysis of managing sales, installments, escrow accounts and contractor payment claims with live data.
How to Estimate Demand for Your Project in the Omani Market
Practical methods for estimating demand in the Omani market: top-down and bottom-up approaches, data sources, field surveys, and how to avoid optimism in market research.
Feasibility Studies for Waqf and Charitable Projects: From Good Intentions to Sustainability
How do you prepare a feasibility study for a waqf (endowment) or charitable project in Oman? A guide for waqf administrators and charities that balances preserving the asset, growing its income and achieving sustainable social impact.
From Peer Review to Scientific Memory: How to Manage Scientific Conferences Digitally
A guide to managing scientific conferences digitally from concept to post-event: paper intake, double peer review, the programme, and building a conference's scientific memory over the years.
Preliminary or Comprehensive Study? When You Need Each
Do you need a preliminary or a comprehensive feasibility study? Learn how they differ in purpose, depth, cost and duration, when the first is enough and when the second becomes essential for your decision or financing.
Why Do Projects Lose Money in the Market? The Most Common Causes and How to Avoid Them
Why do projects lose money in the market despite a good idea? A practical analysis of the most common causes of project losses, from pricing and costs to cash flow, with clear preventive steps.
How to Read Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return and Payback Period
Learn how to read net present value, internal rate of return and payback period in a feasibility study, and when each indicator can mislead you, with a worked example in Omani rials.
When Does Your Organisation Need an ERP System? And How to Measure the Feasibility of Digital Transformation Before You Start
When does your organisation need an ERP system? A practical guide to measuring the feasibility of digital transformation before you begin: signs of need, hidden costs, return, and criteria for choosing the right system.
Three Wrong Decisions That Sink Projects Before They Start
Three wrong decisions that sink projects before they open: launching without a feasibility study, misjudging working capital, and choosing the location and market on emotion. Learn what they are and how to avoid them.
What Do Funders Look for in a Feasibility Study? A Guide to Preparing Your Financing File in Oman
What does a funder look for in a feasibility study before approving financing? A practical guide to preparing a convincing financing file for banks and funds in Oman, from cash flows to collateral.
A Guide to Economic Feasibility Studies in Oman: From Idea to Decision
A practical guide to economic feasibility studies in the Sultanate of Oman: the seven stages, data sources, and how to read the results to make a confident investment decision before committing your capital.