Interim Report Format Sample Clauses

Interim Report Format. Date: Agreement Number: Project Title: Organization: Name, address, Web address Principal Investigator: Name, telephone, email address Collaborating Organizations: name, point of contact, address, Web address Project Narrative In writing the report keep in mind the goals of your project which can be realized through the development and implementation of this statewide business plan. Please include • Summary of project activities • Key accomplishments to date • How inclusive is your effort? What have you done to bring new stakeholder groups or organizations into statewide coordination? • What practices or activities led to success? What practices or activities have not? Photographs, graphics, or illustrations of the project are highly desirable. If available please include a few. Next Steps • Describe the next steps in your project • Where do you need assistance? • What type of assistance do you need? Revised Timeline • Is your project proceeding on its original timeline? • Do you expect to complete your project on the scheduled completion date? • If not, request a time extension by providing a justification for previous and expected delays, and then identify a new completion date. Attachments • As required • Draft Business Plan(s)
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