What is a project feasibility study and what does a project feasibility study include?

The feasibility analysis should include the following four aspects:

1. Technical feasibility, the purpose of which is to judge whether the new system can be realized under the current technical conditions, or whether a new technology can be obtained.

2. Organizational feasibility, which is whether the system proposed by the institute can be successfully implemented.

3. Time feasibility, study whether the new system can be developed within the specified time.

4. Economic feasibility, research and development costs and benefits, judge whether the benefits obtained from system operation can be higher than the cost of system development, and whether the cost of development can be recovered within the specified time.

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In China, according to relevant laws, regulations and policies, all kinds of construction projects and buildings need to be subject to feasibility studies and reviews to ensure their economic, technical, environmental and other aspects of feasibility and legitimacy. Specifically, feasibility studies or reviews may not be required in the following situations: the scope and scale of the construction project are small, the scope of impact is small, and it is not a project that must be subject to feasibility study as stipulated by the state; The scope and scale of the construction project are small, and they do not belong to the buildings that must be subject to operational research as stipulated by the state.

However, these projects and buildings still need to go through relevant approval and filing procedures to ensure that they comply with relevant laws, regulations and policy requirements. The construction unit or owner shall strictly follow the relevant regulations and procedures, perform the approval and filing procedures, and ensure the legality, safety and sustainability of the project. In short, whether it is a construction project or a construction, it is necessary to strictly comply with the relevant laws, regulations and policies, and conduct necessary feasibility studies and reviews to ensure its legality and sustainability.

What construction projects are not subject to feasibility studies?

What buildings are not subject to operational studies?

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In China, according to relevant laws, regulations and policies, all kinds of construction projects and buildings need to be subject to feasibility studies and reviews to ensure their economic, technical, environmental and other aspects of feasibility and legitimacy. Specifically, feasibility studies or reviews may not be required in the following situations: the scope and scale of the construction project are small, the scope of impact is small, and it is not a project that must be subject to feasibility study as stipulated by the state; The scope and scale of the construction project are small, and they do not belong to the buildings that must be subject to operational research as stipulated by the state.

However, these projects and buildings still need to go through the approval and filing procedures to ensure that they comply with the relevant laws and policies. The construction unit or owner shall strictly follow the relevant regulations and procedures, perform the approval and filing procedures, and ensure the legality, safety and sustainability of the project. In short, whether it is a construction project or a construction, it is necessary to strictly comply with the relevant laws, regulations and policies, and conduct necessary feasibility studies and reviews to ensure its legality and sustainability.

1. Feasibility study is a technical and economic demonstration of the construction plan, technical plan or production and operation plan before the investment decision of the construction project. The argument is based on research reports.

2. Main concepts: The feasibility study is a scientific analysis and demonstration of whether the project is technically and economically feasible after the project proposal is approved.

3. Feasibility study refers to the comprehensive evaluation of the technical feasibility and economic rationality of various investment projects on the basis of investigation, through market analysis, technical analysis, financial analysis and national economic analysis. The basic task of the feasibility study is to conduct a comprehensive analysis and study of the main problems of the new or reconstruction project from the technical and economic point of view, and to carry out the first economic effect after it is put into operation, and to select the scheme demonstration within the established scope, so as to make the most reasonable use of resources and achieve the predetermined social and economic benefits. The feasibility study must start from the overall system and analyze and demonstrate the technical, economic, financial, commercial, environmental protection, legal and other aspects to determine whether the construction project is feasible and provide a scientific basis for the correct investment decision.

The feasibility study of the project is a continuous process of analysis, evaluation and decision-making of a multi-factor and multi-objective system. It requires the cooperation of professionals with all kinds of knowledge. Feasibility studies can be applied not only to construction projects, but also to all stages and aspects of scientific, technological and industrial development.

For example, feasibility studies can be applied in the early stage of industrial development planning, new technology development, product upgrading, and enterprise technological transformation. Since the feasibility study was adopted in the United States when the Tennessee River Basin was developed in the 30s of the 20th century, a relatively complete set of theories, procedures and methods has gradually formed. In 1978, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) developed the Handbook for the Preparation of Industrial Feasibility Studies.

In 1980, the organization and the Centre for Industrial Development of the Arab States jointly developed a manual on the evaluation of industrial projects. Since 1982, China has listed feasibility studies as an important part of its capital construction.

4. The feasibility study can be roughly divided into three major aspects: process technology, market demand, and financial and economic status.

What is a feasibility study report for a construction project?

The feasibility study report is divided into a feasibility study report for approval and a feasibility study report for financing. The feasibility study report for approval focuses on the socio-economic benefits and impact of the project; The financing report focuses on whether the project is economically viable.

Fixed assets investment projects, divided into approval system, approval system, record system, the three in the project declaration stage, the main material is the feasibility study report, the report discusses the project construction scale, construction content, project site selection rationality, construction plan rationality, energy conservation analysis scientific, social stability risk assessment, equipment process program demonstration, product and market analysis and other elements, as the project department, industrial park approval, investment decision-making, financing, land approval, environmental impact assessment preparation, preliminary design, Reference materials for safety impact assessment. Therefore, it is very important to choose a professional engineering consulting unit to issue professional engineering consulting services - feasibility study report, energy conservation assessment report, project application report, project fund application report. Xi'an Shuoxin project management consulting unit, with the national engineering consulting qualification unit, consulting results involving feasibility study report, energy conservation assessment report, project application report, project fund application report, design and planning consulting and other fields, professional involving construction, municipal public works, industrial production projects (light industry, machinery, chemical industry), water conservancy, ecological building and environmental engineering.

**Published Zhengzhou Wenli Network, specializing in feasibility study report.

Feasibility study reports are required for financial loan projects, corporate financing, foreign investment cooperation, overseas investment projects, environmental assessment, and approval of industrial land.

1. The feasibility study report is a kind of written material put forward in the early stage of formulating production, infrastructure and scientific research plans, through comprehensive investigation and research, and analyzing the feasibility study report process to prove the feasibility of a construction or renovation project, a scientific research and a business activity.

2. The purpose of the feasibility study report can be divided into approval feasibility study report and decision-making feasibility study report.

3. Feasibility study content: investment necessity, technical feasibility, financial feasibility, organizational feasibility, economic feasibility, social feasibility, risk factors and countermeasures.

4. The feasibility study report is the decisive work before determining the construction project.

If you want to set up a project, you have to have a feasibility study report.

The feasibility study report is a specific investigation, research and analysis from various factors such as national policies, market situation, construction plans, production processes, equipment selection, investment estimates, investment risks, etc., to determine the favorable and unfavorable factors, judge whether the project is feasible, estimate the success rate, economic benefits and social effects, and report documents for the approval of decision-makers and competent authorities.

The project feasibility study report is an important document that the project implementation subject needs to entrust a professional research institution to compile in order to implement an economic activity, which is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1.A feasibility study report for filing and administrative examination and approval with the investment authority.

According to the provisions of the "Decision on the Reform of the Investment System" Guo Fa (2004) No. 20, China implements two approval methods for projects that do not use ** investment, approval and filing, in which the approved project submits a project application report to the ** department, and the record project generally submits a project feasibility study report.

At the same time, according to the "Decision on Setting Administrative Licenses for Administrative Examination and Approval Projects that Really Need to Be Retained", the right of administrative examination and approval is still reserved for some projects, and the investor is still required to submit the project feasibility study report to the approval department.

2.Feasibility study report for lending to financial institutions.

China's commercial banks, China Development Bank, Export-Import Bank and other domestic and foreign financial institutions will conduct a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the loan project when accepting project construction loans, and banks and other financial institutions will only agree to the loan if they confirm that the project has the ability to repay the loan and does not take excessive risks. The project investor needs to issue a detailed feasibility study report, and banks and other financial institutions will only agree to the loan if they confirm that the project has the ability to repay the loan and does not take excessive risks.

3.Feasibility study report for enterprise financing and foreign investment cooperation.

This kind of research report usually requires accurate market analysis, reasonable investment plan, and provides actual operation plans such as competitive analysis, marketing plan, management plan, and technology research and development.

4.Feasibility study report for applying for tax exemption for imported equipment.

The feasibility study report is mainly used for duty-free use of imported equipment, and the project feasibility study report needs to be provided for the project confirmation letter of Sino-foreign joint ventures and domestic-funded enterprises.

5.Feasibility study report for the approval of overseas investment projects.

When enterprises implement the strategy of going out and invest in foreign mineral resources and other industries, they need to prepare a feasibility study report and submit it to the National Development and Reform Commission or the provincial government, and they also need a feasibility study report when they need to apply for credit support for key overseas investment projects of the Export-Import Bank of China.

6.Feasibility study report for environmental assessment and approval of industrial land.

At present, China's energy conservation and environmental protection requirements for the project are gradually increasing, and the project implementation needs to carry out environmental assessment, and the project feasibility study report can be used as the basis for the environmental protection department to review the environmental impact of the project, and the project feasibility study report is also used as the basis for applying for industrial land and construction permits to the project construction site and the planning department.

The feasibility study of the construction project refers to the long-term development plan of the national economyThe requirements of the rough planning of the regional development plan and the industry development plan, the technical and economic reasonableness of the proposed project is comprehensively analyzed, systematically demonstrated, compared and comprehensively evaluated to determine whether a project needs to be built, whether it is possible to build, whether it is worth building, and provides a reliable basis for the preparation and approval of the design task book.

Task. The main task of the feasibility study of the construction project is to carry out investment program planning, engineering and technical demonstration, social and economic effect analysis and organizational analysis of the proposed project in accordance with the requirements of long-term planning of the national economy and regional planning and industry planning, and provide reliable basis and suggestions for project decision-making after multi-faceted calculation, analysis, demonstration and evaluation.

The feasibility study of the project is a scientific means to ensure that the construction project achieves the best economic effect with the least investment cost, and it is also a scientific method to realize the construction project in terms of technology advancement, economic rationality and construction feasibility.