Project application report

Application Report for Project Establishment

According to the relevant policies of the new investment system reform, the project establishment report is mainly the project application declared by state-owned enterprises or government-invested project units to the National Development and Reform Commission. This paper is a model report of project application, for reference only.

model report of project establishment application 1

project name:

project leader:

project leader (seal):

March 1, 22

purpose and significance:

project content and technical feasibility analysis:

(1) main contents of the project; 2. Basic principles of main technologies; 3. Discuss the technical innovation of the project. As detailed as possible

explain the technological innovation, innovation degree and problems to be solved further; 4. Comparison of main technical performance indexes of the project with similar advanced technical indexes; 5. Intellectual property rights of the project; 6. Discussion on technical maturity and project reliability.

implementation plan:

(technical route, technical scheme, technical approach and technical key, technical and economic indicators to be achieved. )

Expected economic benefits and social benefits:

(Estimation of economic and social benefits after the transformation of achievements, specifically calculating the method and basis. )

Submit results:

(1. Research report; 2, more than two novelty retrieval units novelty retrieval data; 3. Proof of economic and social benefits of the application unit.

planning: (content, schedule and deadline of the project plan. )

Notes on the content, progress and schedule of the plan

Estimated funds:

(1. Apply for funds; 2. Self-raised funds; 3, the budget expenditure subject, amount and calculation basis. ) Model Report on Project Establishment Application 2

1. A summary of the project applicant

includes the main business, operating years, assets and liabilities, shareholder composition, major investment projects and existing production capacity of the name applicant.

ii. project summary

includes the construction background, construction site, main construction contents and scale, product and engineering technical scheme, main equipment selection and supporting projects, investment scale and fund-raising scheme of the proposed project.

chapter ii analysis of development planning, industrial policy and industry access

I. analysis of development planning

whether the proposed project meets the requirements of the overall planning, special planning and regional planning of national economic and social development, and whether the project objectives are connected and coordinated with the planning contents.

ii. analysis of industrial policies

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

iii. industry access analysis

whether the project construction unit and the proposed project meet the requirements of relevant industry access standards.

chapter iii analysis of resource development and comprehensive utilization

I. resource development scheme

resource development projects, including the development of metal mines, coal mines, oil and gas mines, building materials mines, water (power), forests and other resources, should analyze the development amount, natural quality, occurrence conditions and development value of the resources to be developed and evaluate whether they meet the requirements of comprehensive utilization of resources.

second, the resource utilization plan

includes the varieties, quantities and sources of important resources that need to be occupied by the project; Comprehensive utilization plan of resources such as polymetallic, multipurpose chemical elements, associated minerals and oil-gas mixed minerals; Through the comparative analysis of the main resource consumption indicators of unit production capacity, the advanced degree of resource utilization efficiency is evaluated; Analyze and evaluate whether the project construction will adversely affect other resources such as surface (groundwater).

iii. Resource saving measures

Explain the main measures and schemes for saving various kinds of metal minerals, non-metal minerals and water resources as raw materials in the project plan. This paper analyzes the resource consumption index of the proposed project, expounds the main measures to improve the efficiency of resource utilization and reduce resource consumption, and demonstrates whether it meets the relevant requirements of resource conservation and effective utilization.

chapter iv analysis of energy-saving schemes

1. energy consumption standards and energy-saving specifications

this paper expounds the national and local rational energy consumption standards and energy-saving design specifications followed by the proposed project.

ii. analysis of energy consumption status and energy consumption indicators

explain the energy supply status of the project location, and analyze the types and quantities of energy consumption of the proposed project. According to the characteristics of the project, select and calculate all kinds of energy consumption indicators, compare and analyze them with the international and domestic advanced levels, and explain whether they meet the requirements of energy access standards.

iii. analysis of energy-saving measures and energy-saving effects

this paper expounds the main energy-saving measures adopted by the proposed project to optimize the energy consumption structure and meet the relevant technical policies and design standards, and analyzes and demonstrates the energy-saving effects.

Chapter V Analysis of Construction Land, Land Requisition, Demolition and Resettlement

I. Project Site Selection and Land Use Plan

Including the project construction site, land occupation area, land use status and cultivated land occupation. Analyze whether the site selection of the project will cause related adverse effects, such as whether it will overburden mineral deposits and cultural relics, whether it will be conducive to flood control and waterlogging prevention, and whether it will affect navigation and military facilities.

second, the rationality analysis of land use

analyze whether the proposed project meets the requirements of land use planning, whether the land occupation scale is reasonable, whether it meets the requirements of intensive and effective land use, and whether the supplementary scheme of cultivated land occupation is feasible.

iii. Planning scheme for land acquisition, relocation and resettlement

Investigate and analyze the impact of land acquisition and relocation of the proposed project, put forward the principle, scope and method of relocation compensation according to law, formulate the resettlement planning scheme, and analyze and demonstrate whether it meets the requirements of safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of immigrants and meeting their survival and development needs.

chapter VI environmental and ecological impact analysis

I. environmental and ecological status quo

includes the natural environmental conditions, existing pollutants, ecological environmental conditions and environmental capacity of the project site.

second, the ecological environment impact analysis

includes the types of pollutants discharged, the analysis of the discharge situation, the prediction of soil erosion, the influencing factors and degree on the ecological environment, and the comprehensive impact on the basin and regional environment and ecosystem.

III. Measures for ecological environment protection

According to the requirements of policies and regulations on environmental protection and soil and water conservation, the possible factors and degree of influence on the ecological environment are analyzed and demonstrated, and the feasibility and effect of the control scheme are analyzed and demonstrated.

IV. Impact Analysis of Address Disasters

For projects built in areas prone to geological disasters and projects prone to geological disasters, it is necessary to describe the geological disasters where the projects are built, analyze the risks of geological disasters induced by the proposed projects, and put forward defensive countermeasures and measures.

v. 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 put forward protection measures.

chapter VII analysis of economic impact

I. analysis of economic cost benefit or cost effect

from the perspective of optimal allocation of social resources, the economic rationality of the proposed project is evaluated through the analysis of economic cost benefit or cost effect.

ii. industry impact analysis

explain the basic situation of the industry and the position of enterprises in the industry, analyze the impact of the proposed project on the development of the industry and related industries, and demonstrate whether it may lead to monopoly.

iii. analysis of regional economic impact

projects that may have a significant impact on the regional economy should be analyzed and demonstrated from the perspectives of regional economic development, industrial spatial layout, local fiscal revenue, social income distribution and market competition structure.

IV. Macroeconomic impact analysis

For projects with huge investment scale and significant impact on the national economy, macroeconomic impact analysis should be conducted. For projects involving national economic security, we should analyze the impact of the proposed project on economic security and put forward measures to maintain economic security.

chapter VIII social impact analysis

I. social impact effect analysis

this paper expounds the possible social impact and social benefits of the construction and operation activities of the proposed project on the project location.

second, analysis of social adaptability

the project application report analyzes whether the proposed project can be accepted by the local social environment and human conditions, and evaluates the mutual adaptability between the project and the local social environment.

iii. analysis of social risks and countermeasures

conduct social analysis on various social factors involved in the project construction, and put forward measures to coordinate the relationship between the project and the local society, avoid social risks and promote the smooth implementation of the project. ;