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The main contents of the feasibility report:

1.General. Including the name of the project, the way of using foreign capital, the organizer, the competent department, the person in charge of the project, the background of the project, the conditions of the project, etc.

2.Production and sales of products.

Including product name, specification and performance, market demand, production scale program demonstration, horizontal supporting plan, product localization issues and sales methods, and internal and external sales ratio.

3.The selection of the main technology and equipment and its **.

Including the comparative selection of technology, process and equipment, technology, equipment and their conditions and responsibilities.

4.Site selection and fixed-point scheme.

Including the conditions of the site (geographical location, meteorology, geology and other natural conditions, resources, energy, transportation and other existing conditions and their development conditions, etc.), the advantages and disadvantages of the site and the final selection conclusion.

5.The setting up of the enterprise organization and the training of personnel.

Including organizational structure and quota, personnel investment plan and **, training plan and requirements.

6.Environmental protection content.

7.Estimates of funds and their **.

It includes the investment ratio, capital composition and capital investment plan of the parties to the joint venture.

8.A comprehensive plan for the implementation of the project.

Including project implementation process and construction organization planning.

9.Calculation and analysis of economic indicators.

Including static financial indicator analysis and sensitivity analysis, foreign exchange balance analysis, etc.

10.Conclusions of the comprehensive evaluation.

In addition, a qualified feasibility report should also have a risk analysis and financial analysis, as well as some necessary documents. Provide a reference for project enterprises or project developers to "whether the project meets the basic conditions for CDM project establishment". The core principle is whether the project is economically and in terms of CDM international rules.

Generally speaking, it is not enough to provide a feasible direction for the project enterprise, but it is not enough to build a channel for the project enterprise to have a dialogue with potential investors. However, only after the feasibility analysis has been completed can the company proceed to the second step - the production of the completed project concept document (PIN).

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1. Before engaging in an economic activity (investment), the two parties should conduct specific investigation, research and analysis from various factors such as economy, technology, production, supply and marketing, to various social environment, laws and other factors, to determine the favorable and unfavorable factors, 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.

2. Feasibility study is the decisive work before determining the construction project, is a scientific demonstration of a comprehensive technical and economic analysis of the proposed project before the investment decision, and in investment management, the feasibility study refers to the research, analysis and comparison of the natural, social, economic, technical and other aspects of the proposed project, as well as the social and economic benefits after completion. On the basis, the necessity of project construction, financial profitability, economic rationality, technological advancement and adaptability, as well as the possibility and feasibility of construction conditions are comprehensively demonstrated, so as to provide a scientific basis for investment decision-making.

3. 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. Specifically, it can be summarized as:

**Project approval, industrial support, bank loans, financing investment, investment and construction, overseas investment, listing financing, Sino-foreign cooperation, joint stock cooperation, company formation, land requisition, application for high-tech enterprises and other feasibility reports.

Before engaging in an economic activity (investment), the two parties should conduct specific investigation, research and analysis from various factors such as economy, technology, production base, supply and marketing, and various environmental and legal factors in the society, determine the favorable and unfavorable factors, whether the project is feasible, estimate the success rate, economic benefits and social effects, and report documents for approval by decision-makers and competent authorities.