Investment Project Feasibility Study Guide (Trial Version)

Author: Written by the Writing Group of "Guidelines for Feasibility Study of Investment Projects"
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Publishing Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This "Guidelines" summarizes the practical experience of reliability research in China over the past 20 years and emphasizes the absorption of beneficial international practices. During the writing process, the group invited responsible officials from the planning departments of various State Council ministries and commissions, as well as experts and scholars from relevant planning and design agencies, financial institutions, large enterprises, universities, and research institutions, for discussions and reviews. Two public international seminars were also held to gather consulting opinions from foreign experts. After multiple revisions, the book was finally submitted to the National Development and Reform Commission for approval. The "Guidelines" consists of two parts: 1. Content and Methods of Feasibility Study; 2. Outline for Compiling Feasibility Study Reports. It has the following characteristics: (1) Highlights the fundamental role of the market in resource allocation; (2) Emphasizes the role of scheme comparison and optimization in feasibility studies; (3) Stresses the importance of risk analysis; (4) Pays attention to financing scheme analysis; (5) Focuses on the role of social evaluation in project decision-making; (6) Simplifies and adjusts economic evaluation parameters; (7) Defines the focus and research depth of preliminary feasibility studies and feasibility studies; (8) Emphasizes sustainable development, deepens the exploration of environmental impact assessment, and adds research content and requirements for energy conservation and water conservation; (9) Reflects the characteristics of feasibility studies for technological transformation projects. The main readers of this "Guidelines" include personnel engaged in feasibility studies across various industries, investment and financing decision-making, planning and planning, bank credit, consulting and evaluation, as well as relevant training institutions. The English edition of this "Guidelines" can be used for foreign-related projects, foreign capital introduction, and international exchanges.

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