What is not included in the common methods of feasibility study?

The common methods of feasibility study do not include training investigators.

Feasibility study is a technical and economic demonstration of the relevant construction scheme, technical scheme or production and operation scheme before the investment decision of the construction project. The basis of the argument is the research report. Feasibility study is a scientific analysis and demonstration of whether the project is technically and economically feasible after the project proposal is approved.

Feasibility study refers to the comprehensive evaluation of technical feasibility and economic rationality of various investment projects through market analysis, technical analysis, financial analysis and national economic analysis on the basis of investigation.

The basic task of feasibility study is to comprehensively analyze and study the main problems of newly-built or rebuilt projects from the technical and economic perspectives, predict the economic effects after the project is put into production, and select schemes for demonstration within the established scope, so as to make the most rational use of resources and achieve the predetermined social and economic benefits.

The feasibility study must proceed from the whole system, analyze and demonstrate from the aspects of technology, economy, finance, commerce, environmental protection and law, so as to determine whether the construction project is feasible and provide scientific basis for the correct investment decision. Project feasibility study is a multi-factor and multi-objective system of continuous analysis, research, evaluation and decision-making process.

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1. Conduct comprehensive and in-depth market analysis and forecast. Investigate and predict the supply and demand situation and sales price of the products of the proposed project in the domestic and foreign markets; Study the target market of products and analyze the market share; Study and determine the market, mainly the advantages and disadvantages of product competitors and their own competitiveness, as well as the marketing strategy of products, and study and determine the main market risks and risk levels.

2. For resource development projects, it is necessary to conduct in-depth research to determine the available amount, natural quality, occurrence conditions and development and utilization value of resources.

3. In-depth design of the project construction scheme, including: project construction scale and product scheme, project site selection, process technology scheme and main equipment scheme, main materials and auxiliary materials, environmental impact issues, energy saving and water saving, etc.

After the project is completed and put into production, the organization and human resources allocation, project schedule, detailed estimation of required investment, financing analysis, financial analysis, national economic evaluation, social evaluation, project uncertainty analysis, risk analysis, comprehensive evaluation, etc.