Progress and Final Reports. Contractor shall prepare progress reports summarizing all activities conducted by Contractor to date on a schedule as provided in Exhibit A. At the conclusion of this Agreement, Contractor shall prepare a comprehensive Final Report, on a schedule as provided in Exhibit A. Title: Contractor's name shall only appear on the cover and title page of reports as follows: California Energy Commission Project Title Contractor Number By (Contractor)
Progress and Final Reports. Contractor shall prepare progress reports summarizing all activities conducted by Contractor to date on a schedule as provided in Exhibit A. At the conclusion of this Agreement, Contractor shall prepare a comprehensive Final Report, on a schedule as provided in Exhibit A.
Progress and Final Reports. Financial statements of the organization (in the case of an NPO or a cooperative) for the last 2 fiscal years; Other relevant documents. Other documents may be required by the MRC, depending on the case. During and at the end of the project, you will have to provide a progress or final report including an activity report and a financial report, explaining where the project is at and justifying the deviations from the original plan. Copies of all supporting documents for expenses incurred within the framework of the project must be kept by the promoter, and the MRC reserves the right to claim them in the event of an audit. The final disbursement of the project is conditional upon receipt of the progress and final reports. To obtain a report template, contact your development officer or consult the MRC Xxxxxxxxxxx website:
Progress and Final Reports. The Grantee shall provide six-month progress reports and a final report as specified in the Project Schedule. Six-month progress reports shall reflect work completed in the previous six months, and final reports shall reflect the entire Grant period. A progress report shall also be submitted for the time period immediately preceding the submission of the final report. The templates and instructions for completing these reports can be found on the Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) Web site in the following location: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xxx/other-assistance/managing-your-Grant Performance Measures are used to track progress toward Project goals and desired outcomes. They provide a means of reliably measuring and reporting the outcomes and effectiveness of a Project and how it contributes to the SNC’s achievement of its programmatic goals. The Grantee shall report on Performance Measures as part of the Final Report. The Grantee shall consider the following four quantitative Performance Measures and report on the ones that are applicable to this Project.
Progress and Final Reports. The CONTRACTOR will provide written status reports to Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, indicating monthly operating and financial results of the Flea Market events. The CONTRACTOR will provide recommendations and suggestions on how to ensure the profitability of the events.
Progress and Final Reports. The Recipient will send to the Provider an annual written report on the progress and results of the Research Project, including any raw data, and analysis on or generated from the use of the Material within sixty (60) days of the end of each anniversary year of this Agreement, including its final year (see Appendix A.4 re Progress Reports). Subject to further discussion and the consent of the Recipient, the Provider shall be entitled to use the report and raw data for further academic research and analysis activities only. Upon completion of the Research Project, the Recipient will provide an electronic copy of the original Data, the derived data and meta data generated by the Recipient Institution results and the syntax used to generate them within a period of six (6) months of completion of the Research Project for permanent archiving (see also Appendix A.5 re Data Sharing).
Progress and Final Reports. Progress reports describing program activities, accomplishments, and evaluation results must accompany each request for reimbursement. A final report describing the outcome of grant-funded activities is due with the final request for reimbursement. If, however, the city does not have the results of its program evaluation by the end of the grant cycle, the final narrative report may be submitted no later than six months after the end of the grant cycle (June 30, 2019). (Note: The final request for reimbursement would still need to be submitted by March 17, 2020.) All progress and final reports must be signed by a city official. Signed reports may be scanned and emailed.
Progress and Final Reports a) The Applicant responsible for providing Progress and Final reports will be City of XXXXX
b) The Applicant shall submit any written progress report to the Commission in the form to be provided by the State Coastal Zone Management Coordinator for the Commission.
c) The progress reports shall be provided at the following intervals during the project:
i. e.g. 6 months from payment of first funding instalment ii. e.g. 12 Months from payment of first funding instalment
d) The Applicant shall submit a written final report at twelve (12) months, and no later than thirteen (13) months, from receipt of the first funding instalment, or within four (4) weeks of completing the Project.
Progress and Final Reports. The Funding Recipient and the Project Partner are to create factual progress and final reports in accordance with the terms of the approval and the specifications of the DBU. For this purpose, the parties to the agreement are to communicate on their respective areas of responsibility. The reports must contain a description of the progress made on the project as well as (photographic) documentation of the activities that have been carried out together with quantification of the project results. Progress reports must be submitted to the Funding Recipient in German and/or English in the structure specified by the DBU on the following dates: [date], [date], [date]. The final report as the result of the planned project must be submitted immediately to the Funding Recipient as a conclusive report in accordance with DBU specifications at the end of the funding period or, at the latest, two months after the end of the project. The report must set out the results of the project in an easily understandable manner in accordance with the objective(s) specified in the application. The Project Partner must submit an utilisation plan to the Funding Recipient describing the ways in which the project results can be used.
Progress and Final Reports. Where Progress and Final Reports are required by the UKRI Council and/or FNR, they will be submitted according to the normal procedures of those organisations. The required reports will cover the development of the whole project, including any work developed in the collaborator’s country. Any additional requirements for reporting on the effectiveness of the international cooperation will be detailed in the relevant Research Council’s and FNR’s guidelines for applicants.
