Social stability risk assessment refers to major decisions, important policies, major reform measures, major engineering construction projects, major activities related to social public order and other major issues closely related to the interests of the people before the formulation, implementation, approval and review

The feasibility study report refers to the specific investigation, research and analysis of various factors from economy, technology, production, supply and marketing to various social environment, laws and other factors to determine whether the favorable and unfavorable factors and the project are feasible before engaging in an economic activity (investment)

Energy conservation assessment refers to the analysis and assessment of whether the energy utilization of the investment project is scientific and reasonable according to the energy conservation laws and standards. The energy conservation assessment report refers to the energy conservation assessment report or energy conservation assessment report form issued by a qualified unit based on the energy conservation assessment of the project.

According to the relevant provisions of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Water and Soil Conservation and the Measures for the Management of Water and Soil Conservation Plans for Development and Construction Projects, the development and construction projects prepare water and soil conservation plans at the feasibility study stage, formulate and implement effective prevention and control measures, so as to effectively control the new water and soil loss in the project construction.

The use of forest land for construction projects refers to the construction of permanent and temporary buildings and structures on the forest land and other construction activities that change the use of forest land. include: