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Snake breeding project application report directory

Chapter 1 Overview of the applicant unit and project

1. Overview of the project applicant unit

Including projects The main business of the reporting unit, operating years, assets and liabilities, shareholder composition, major investment projects, existing production capacity, etc.

2. Project overview.

Including the construction background, construction location, main construction content and scale of the proposed project, product and engineering technology solutions, main equipment selection and supporting projects, investment scale and financing plan, etc.

Chapter 2 Development Planning, Industrial Policy and Industry Access Analysis

1. Development planning analysis

Whether the proposed project complies with the relevant national economic and social regulations Development master plan, special plan, regional plan and other requirements, whether the project objectives and planning content are connected and coordinated.

2. Industrial policy analysis

Whether the proposed project meets the requirements of relevant industrial policies.

3. Industry access analysis

Whether the project construction unit and the proposed project meet the relevant industry access standards.

Chapter 3 Resource Development and Comprehensive Utilization Analysis

1. Resource Development Plan

Resource development projects, including metal mines, coal mines, oil and gas mines For the development of resources such as mines, building materials, water (power), and forests, the exploitable volume, natural quality, occurrence conditions, development value, etc. of the resources to be developed should be analyzed to evaluate whether they meet the requirements for comprehensive utilization of resources.

2. Resource utilization plan

Including the types, quantities and sources of important resources that the project needs to occupy; polymetallic, multi-purpose chemical elements, primary ores, associated minerals and oil and gas Comprehensive utilization plan of resources such as mixed mines; evaluate the advanced degree of resource utilization efficiency through comparative analysis of the main resource consumption indicators of unit production capacity; analyze and evaluate whether project construction will have adverse effects on other resources such as surface (underground) water.

3. Resource conservation measures

Explain the main measures to conserve various types of metal minerals, non-metallic minerals and water resources used as raw materials in the project plan. Analyze the resource consumption indicators of the proposed project, elaborate on the main measures to improve resource utilization efficiency and reduce resource consumption, and demonstrate whether it meets the relevant requirements for resource conservation and effective utilization.

Chapter 4 Energy Solution Analysis

1. Energy Usage Standards and Energy Saving Specifications

Explains the national and local reasonable energy usage standards that the proposed project will follow. and energy-saving design specifications.

2. Analysis of energy consumption status and energy consumption indicators

Explain the energy supply status of the project location, and analyze the type and quantity of energy consumption of the proposed project. Select and calculate various energy consumption indicators based on project characteristics, conduct comparative analysis with international and domestic advanced levels, and explain whether it meets the requirements of energy consumption access standards.

3. Analysis of energy-saving measures and energy-saving effects

Explain the main energy-saving and consumption-reducing measures adopted by the proposed project in order to optimize the energy consumption structure and meet relevant technical policies and design standards. Analyze and demonstrate the effects.

Chapter 5 Analysis of construction land, land acquisition, demolition and resettlement

1. Project site selection and land use plan

Including project construction location, land area, Land use status, occupation of cultivated land, etc. Analyze whether the project site selection will cause relevant adverse impacts, such as whether it will overwhelm mineral deposits and cultural relics, whether it will be beneficial to flood control and drainage, whether it will affect navigation and military facilities, etc.

2. Land use rationality analysis

Analyze whether the proposed project meets the requirements of land use planning, whether the scale of land occupation is reasonable, whether it meets the requirements for intensive and effective land use, and whether the cultivated land occupation Whether the supplementary plan is feasible, etc.

3. Land acquisition, demolition and resettlement planning plan

Conduct an investigation and analysis of the impact of land acquisition and demolition of the proposed project, propose the principles, scope and methods of demolition compensation in accordance with the law, and formulate a resettlement plan Plan, and analyze and demonstrate whether it meets the requirements of protecting the legitimate rights and interests of immigrants and meeting the needs of immigrants for survival and development.

Chapter 6 Environmental and Ecological Impact Analysis

l. Environmental and ecological status

Including the natural environmental conditions of the project site, existing pollutants, Ecological environment conditions and environmental capacity status, etc.

2. Ecological environment impact analysis

Including analysis of the types and amounts of discharged pollutants, prediction of water and soil loss, factors and degree of impact on the ecological environment, and impact on the river basin and regional environment. and the overall impact on the ecosystem.

3. Ecological environment protection measures

In accordance with the relevant policies and regulations on environmental protection and soil and water conservation, we propose treatment measures for possible damage to the ecological environment and evaluate the feasibility and feasibility of the treatment plan. Analysis and demonstration of governance effects.

4. Analysis of the impact of geological disasters

For projects constructed in geological disaster-prone areas and projects that are prone to induce geological disasters, the geological disaster situation at the location where the project is constructed must be described, and the proposed construction site must be analyzed. Risks of geological disasters induced by projects, and proposed defensive countermeasures and measures.

5. Special environmental impacts

Analyze the possible adverse impacts of the proposed project on historical and cultural heritage, natural heritage, scenic spots and natural landscapes, and propose protection measures.

Chapter 7 Economic Impact Analysis

1. Economic Cost Benefit or Cost Effect Analysis

From the perspective of optimal allocation of social resources, through economic cost benefit or cost Effect analysis to evaluate the economic rationality of the proposed project.

2. Industry impact analysis

Explain the basic situation of the current situation of the industry and the company’s position in the industry, analyze the impact of the proposed project on the development of the industry and related industries, and analyze Demonstrate whether it may lead to monopoly, etc.

3. Analysis of regional economic impact

For projects that may have a significant impact on the regional economy, we should consider regional economic development, industrial spatial layout, local fiscal revenue and expenditure, social income distribution, and market competition. Analyze and demonstrate from structural and other perspectives.

4. Macroeconomic impact analysis

Projects with huge investment scale and significant impact on the national economy should conduct macroeconomic impact analysis. For projects involving national economic security, the impact of the proposed project on economic security should be analyzed and measures to maintain economic security should be proposed.

Chapter 8 Social Impact Analysis

1. Social Impact Effect Analysis

Explain the possible social impact that the construction and operation activities of the proposed project will have on the project location. and social benefits.

2. Social adaptability analysis

Analyze whether the proposed project can be accepted by the local social environment and humanistic conditions, and evaluate the mutual adaptability of the project and the local social environment.

3. Social risk and countermeasure analysis

Carry out social risk analysis on various social factors involved in project construction, and propose to coordinate the relationship between the project and local society, avoid social risks, and promote the project Measures to be implemented smoothly.