A Techno-Economic Feasibility Report (TEFR) is a study that assesses the technical and economic viability of a proposed project or investment. It is a detailed analysis that evaluates the potential costs and benefits of a project, and provides recommendations on whether the project should be pursued. The TEFR is typically prepared by a team of experts with knowledge in the technical, economic, and financial aspects of the project. The report includes information on the market demand, production process, raw materials, equipment and machinery, human resources, financial projections, and other relevant factors.

The technical feasibility section of the TEFR evaluates whether the proposed project can be implemented with the available technology and resources. It examines the availability of raw materials, the suitability of the production process, and the availability of skilled labor, among other factors. The economic feasibility section of the TEFR assesses the financial viability of the project. It examines the estimated costs and returns associated with the project, as well as the potential risks and uncertainties. This section includes a detailed analysis of the project's cash flow, income statement, and balance sheet.

"The TEFR provides recommendations on the feasibility of the project, based on the technical and economic analysis. The report may recommend modifications to the project, or suggest that it be abandoned or postponed, depending on the findings of the study. The TEFR is an important tool for investors, lenders, and other stakeholders, as it helps to determine the financial viability of a proposed project. It provides a comprehensive assessment of the project's potential risks and returns, which can help stakeholders make informed decisions about whether to invest in the project."