Final Narrative Reporting Sample Clauses

Final Narrative Reporting. The purpose of the Final Narrative Report is to describe and reflect on the entire project period. Throughout the project period, all SAIPs will have submitted regular Quarterly Reports to the MA (see section 3.3.1), which has allowed the MA to gain an understanding of the activities undertaken during that specific period of project implementation. However, the Final Narrative Report concentrates primarily on the results and impact of those activities. It should present a qualitative summary of the project as a whole with relevant information for the financers and auditors of the project, as well as other organizations that can have an interest in or could benefit from the experiences and results of the project. All SAIPs are required to submit their Final Narrative Report to the MA in accordance with the format provided in annex Q. The Final Narrative Report contains two sections:  Report on the activities implemented since the previous reporting period until the end date of the grant agreement, and  Report on the complete project period. The format clearly shows the different sections the SAIP is required to fill out. The deadline of submitting the Final Narrative Report to the MA is indicated in the grant agreement.
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