How to write a project plan

"Project plan" refers to the plan made by the project party to attract investment, financing and other development goals. "Project plan" is characterized by focusing on products, daring to compete, aiming at attracting investment and financing, and its purpose is project bidding.

The characteristics of a good project plan are: attaching importance to products, daring to compete, fully investigating the market, explaining powerful materials, indicating the policy of action, showing excellent teams, making financial forecasts, allowing partners to better understand the overall situation and business model of the project, and allowing investors to judge the profitability of the project.

Project introduction

Project content:

1. Basis for project establishment: Expounded according to the present situation, existing problems and development trend at home and abroad.

2. Significance of the project: Discuss its role in promoting industrial progress, economic construction and social development.

3. Contents and objectives of the project: explain the contents and objectives of the project.

4, project feasibility analysis:

(1) Analyze the feasibility of the project, including the existing units, strength, existing conditions, work basis and advantages of the project;

(2) Analyze the existing problems and solutions.

Technical feasibility, personnel, raw material supply and environment:

1, the production technology used in the project plan;

2. Cooperation arrangements with other companies;

3, project personnel training and key technical guarantee:

(1) personnel training: explain personnel training.

(2) Guarantee of key technologies: elaborate the guarantee of key technologies.

4. Local labor and infrastructure: specify communication, transportation, water, energy and electricity supply.

5, the classification data of production costs and expenses;

6. Source, price and quality of raw material supply;

7. The relationship between planned production facilities and raw material supply, market and infrastructure;

8. Comparison of planned production facilities and plans with existing similar production facilities;

9. Environmental factors of production facilities and countermeasures.

Government support, management and approval:

1, the influence of local government's industrial policy and investment direction on the project;

2. The local government can provide incentives and support for the project;

3. The contribution of the project to the local economy;

4, project approval procedures and time.

Outline of project planning

I. Background and Necessity of the Project

Including domestic and international status, intellectual property status and development trend; The significance and function of technological breakthrough in industrial technological progress; Possible industrial scale and market prospect of the project.

Second, the domestic and international market analysis

Including the international market situation and future growth trend of products, international market competitiveness and the possibility of replacing imports or exports; Domestic market demand scale, product development prospect, competitive advantage and market share in the domestic market.

Three. Main development and construction contents of the project

Including the main scientific and technological research contents, project objectives and development tasks of the project.

Four. Technical scheme for project implementation

Including the technical route of the project, the rationality and maturity of the process, the advancement and innovation of key technologies; Comparison of product technical performance level with similar products at home and abroad; Advantages of the project undertaker in implementing this project.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) The existing basis of project implementation

Including the place of registration, ownership structure, assets and liabilities, personnel composition, main business and products, production scale, main equipment and technical level, operating conditions in recent years, etc.; The ability to digest, absorb and innovate imported technology; Enterprise qualification, credit and financing ability, etc.