Your feasibility study's executive summary should be the first significant component. Include an introduction to the project, its objective, intended solutions, and an outline of the sources you utilized to support the report's validity in this area. The executive summary should be one page long, including references. In addition to the executive summary, include other relevant components such as: background information on the project; a description of the problem being addressed by the project; a detailed description of the proposed solution; analysis of alternatives; estimated costs; projected benefits; a discussion of barriers to implementation; and suggestions for future improvements or changes to the project. Each component should be no longer than one page. The executive summary provides readers with an overview of the major issues involved in the project. It also serves as an introduction to the rest of the report. Therefore, it is important that you put some effort into writing an effective summary. The summary should be concise but still cover everything necessary to understand the project. It should not be so general that it fails to catch reader's attention but rather give them enough information to want to read the rest of the report.