Abstract
When conducting land readjustment projects, cooperative associasionas occasionally face financial risks caused by anemic sales of reserve lands. In these cases, finding effective countermeasures for these risks and then reconstructing project financial plans using these countermeasures is very important to achieve the projects.
In this paper, the effectiveness and feasibility of the alternative countermeasures to various risks in the projects are first evaluated in nine Likert scales using questionnaire surveys given to land readjustment project experts. Secondly, based on these results, a flowchart is proposed that the cooperative associations can use to specify the countermeasures and reconstruct project financial plan.