ScholarWorks@숙명여자대학교

초록

This study evaluates the feasibility study project for a 50 MW solar power plant implemented in Tunisia by KOICA from 2017 to 2019. Using the OECD DAC evaluation criteria—relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, sustainability, and coherence— the study assesses project performance and highlights challenges in translating feasibility results to actual implementation. The analysis found that the project produced high-quality outputs and supported the enhancement of local technical capacity; however, its effectiveness was limited due to a lack of flexibility in responding to changes in national policies. Based on this case, the study proposes improvements for future projects, including adaptive project design, enhanced linkage to financing mechanisms, clearer institutional roles, and post-project monitoring systems. These recommendations aim to ensure that solar feasibility studies contribute not only to pre-investment planning but also to long-term renewable energy deployment in developing countries. The findings are particularly relevant as demand for solar infrastructure and technical cooperation continues to grow globally.

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