Catalogue of application reports for scenic spots and tourism projects Chapter I Overview of applicants and projects 1. The profile of the project applicant includes the main business, operating years, assets and liabilities, shareholder composition, major investment projects and existing production capacity of the project applicant. 2. Overview of the project. Including the construction background, construction site, main construction content and scale, product and engineering technical scheme, main equipment selection and supporting projects, investment scale and financing scheme of the proposed project. Chapter II Development Planning, Industrial Policy and Industry Access Analysis. The development planning analyzes 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 and planning contents 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 requirements of relevant industry access standards. Chapter III Analysis of Resource Development and Comprehensive Utilization. Resource development plan Resource development projects, including the development of metal mines, coal mines, oil and gas mines, building materials mines, water resources, forests and other resources, should analyze the recoverable 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. 2. The resource utilization plan includes the variety, quantity and source of important resources that the project needs to occupy; Comprehensive utilization plan of resources such as polymetallic and multipurpose chemical elements * * * crude ore, associated ore and oil-gas mixed ore; Through the comparative analysis of the main resource consumption indexes of unit production capacity, the advanced degree of resource utilization efficiency is evaluated; Assess whether the project construction will have an adverse impact on other resources such as surface water (groundwater). 3. Resource saving measures: explain the main measures and plans for saving various 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 the resource consumption, and demonstrates whether it meets the relevant requirements of resource conservation and effective utilization. Chapter IV Energy Scheme Analysis. Energy standards and energy-saving specifications. This paper introduces the national and local standards for rational use of energy and the energy-saving design specifications of the proposed project. 2. Energy consumption status and energy consumption index analysis. Explain the energy supply situation where the project is located, and analyze the type and quantity of energy consumption of the proposed project. According to the characteristics of the project, select and calculate various energy consumption indicators, and compare them with the international and domestic advanced levels to show whether they meet the requirements of energy consumption access standards. 3. Energy-saving measures and energy-saving effect analysis. 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 effect. Chapter V Analysis of Construction Land, Land Requisition and Demolition 1. Project site selection and land use planning include project construction site, land occupation, land use status and cultivated land occupation. Analyze whether the project site selection will cause related adverse effects, such as whether it covers mineral deposits and cultural relics, whether it is conducive to flood control and drainage, and whether it will affect shipping and military facilities. 2. Rationality analysis of land use: whether the proposed project meets the requirements of land use planning, whether the land use scale is reasonable, whether it meets the requirements of intensive and effective land use, and whether it is feasible to supplement the cultivated land occupation plan. 3. Investigate and analyze the influence of land acquisition and resettlement planning scheme on the proposed project, put forward the principle, scope and method of relocation compensation according to law, formulate resettlement planning scheme, and analyze and demonstrate whether it meets the requirements of protecting the legitimate rights and interests of immigrants.
3. Eco-environmental protection measures According to the requirements of relevant policies and regulations on environmental protection and soil and water conservation, put forward control measures for possible ecological environment damage, and analyze and demonstrate the feasibility and control effect of the control scheme. 4. Impact analysis of geological disasters For projects built in geological disaster-prone areas and projects prone to geological disasters, it is necessary to explain the geological disasters in the project construction area, analyze the risks of geological disasters induced by the proposed projects, and put forward defensive countermeasures and measures. 5. Conduct special environmental impact analysis on the possible adverse effects of the proposed project on historical and cultural heritage, natural heritage, scenic spots and natural landscapes, and put forward protection measures. Chapter VII Economic Impact Analysis. Economic cost-benefit or cost-effect analysis: Through the analysis of economic cost-benefit or cost-effect, the economic rationality of the proposed project is evaluated from the perspective of optimal allocation of social resources. 2. Industry impact analysis: explain the current situation of the industry and the status 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. 3. Regional economic impact analysis 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 and expenditure, social income distribution, and market competition structure. 4. Macroeconomic impact analysis. For projects with huge investment scale and significant impact on the national economy, macroeconomic impact analysis should be carried out. For projects involving national economic security, the impact of the proposed project on economic security shall be analyzed and measures for maintaining economic security shall be put forward. Chapter VIII Social Impact Analysis. Analysis of social impact effect. This paper expounds the social impact and social benefits that the construction and business activities of the proposed project may have on the project location. 2. Social adaptability analysis. Analyze whether the proposed project can be accepted by the local social environment and cultural conditions, and evaluate the mutual adaptability between the project and the local social environment. 3. Analysis of social risks and countermeasures. This paper analyzes the social risks of various social factors involved in the project construction, and puts forward measures to coordinate the relationship between the project and the local society in order to avoid social risks and promote the smooth implementation of the project.