The document defines a detailed project report (DPR) as a complete written report that provides details necessary for investment decisions, approval, and planning of a proposed business venture. A DPR goes beyond a prefeasibility study by covering maximum project details to help decision makers determine if a project should proceed. It identifies all commercial, technical, and entrepreneurial risks and includes information like market surveys, technology descriptions, resource evaluations, cost analyses, and implementation plans. The DPR serves as the base document for initiating, planning, implementing, and determining the costs of a new project.

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• Detailed Project Report It is a written report
explaining the business plan of the proposed business
venture. It is a complete document prepared for
investment decision-making, approval, and planning.
It explains the business plan of the proposed business
venture, and provides thereby a path to the
entrepreneur to reach the objectives.
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• The study in this report is different from the
prefeasibility study, which is undertaken by the
organization prior to detailed feasibility study, and is
the starting step for project initiation. As opposed to
pre-feasibility report, DPR covers maximum details of
the project proposal to facilitate the decision making
of going ahead or not, indicates the shortlisted
process licensor for the proposed project, and also
reposes confidence on the banks and financial
institutions to commit funds for the project.
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• This report is a base document for project initiation,
planning, implementation, and deciding the cost of
the project. In this report the project details are
worked out with greater accuracy, including the
identification of all the commercial, technical and
entrepreneurial risks. It includes:
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• Market Survey
• Market prospects
• Marketing and Selling arrangements
• Examination of technological parameters/competing
technologies
• Description of process licensor, technology to be used
• Broad technical specifications
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• Broad Government policies for setting up the project
• Evaluation of resources
• Schedule plan
• General layouts and flow diagram
• Volume of work
• Project description
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• Process description for the new process units
• Project configuration
• Planning, and implementation of the project
• Project location
• Project capital cost
• Project operating cost
• Source of finance for the project
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• Availability of utilities (Water, electricity, etc.)
• Environmental aspects (Air, Water, Soil, Pollution, etc.)
• Financial analysis
• Cash flow for the entire repayment period of financial
assistance
• Plant and Machinery
• Utilities and offsite facilities
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• Environmental considerations
• Project Implementation Organization
• Project implementation strategy and project schedule
along with bar chart
• Overall plot plan
• Conclusions and Recommendations
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