DPR

A detailed project report (DPR) is a document that provides a comprehensive overview of a proposed project. It typically includes the project's background and justification, objectives and goals, scope and limitations, methodology, resources and budget, timelines and milestones, risks and contingency plans, and expected outcomes and impacts.
The DPR is a vital tool for planning and managing projects, as it helps to ensure that all necessary considerations have been taken into account and that the project is likely to be successful. The DPR is typically prepared by a team of experts and is presented to decision-makers, such as investors, executives, or government officials, to inform their decision about whether to proceed with the project. A DPR is often used to present the findings of a feasibility study, which is an evaluation of the viability of a project based on factors such as market demand, technical feasibility, financial viability, and environmental and social impacts.