Project Outcomes. A. Xxxxxxx’s TTF project must provide services that demonstrate one or more of the following project outcomes:
1. Improve healthy pregnancy and childbirth outcomes;
2. Improve child health and development;
3. Assist families in achieving economic self-sufficiency and stability;
4. Increase workforce participation; and
5. Promote marriage and family formation for participating parents.
B. Grantee shall demonstrate project outcome(s) as specified in Form F of Attachment H,
Project Outcomes. The Outcomes Report shall outline, in a manner to be provided by AMO, the degree to which investments in each project are supporting progress towards achieving:
(a) Beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects; and
(b) Enhanced impact of Funds as a predictable source of funding.
Project Outcomes. (Describe the project outcomes, and how the project attributes and outcomes exhibit excellence when measured against the each evaluation criteria: (1) Potential impact [25 points]; (2) Economic rationale [25 points]; (3) Potential for replication or adaptation [25 points]; (4) Innovation [15 points]; and (5) Other benefits [10 points]. See the Official Rules for details.)
Project Outcomes. In the 12 months following completion of your project has participating in this program impacted your company’s:
Project Outcomes. The recipient is to provide information regarding the cumulative outcomes or findings of the project. For the final RPPR for the project, provide a concise summary of the outcomes or findings of the award (no more than 8,000 characters) that:
Project Outcomes. Outline the project outcomes achieved by the project end date.
Project Outcomes. The Project will contribute to the intended outcomes of the Programme, which are: improved conservation, preservation and access to Australia’s National Heritage List places recognised for their historic heritage values; and improved awareness of, and engagement with, these sites.
Project Outcomes. Annual and final reports must include a description of efforts, accomplishments, commitments, and plans to ensure that the positive outcomes of the project will be sustained beyond the duration of the award. This may include quantitative data (e.g., numbers of new hires recruited and retained, proposal submissions, award success rates, students involved in research, etc.). These reports may also include qualitative information such as descriptions of policies or programs proposed or implemented to sustain cyberinfrastructure improvements, enhance research competitiveness, integrate research and education, and promote partnerships and alliances that increase research capacity and support.
Project Outcomes. An Outcome is a beneficial change in the behaviour, capacity or performance of an organisation, community or individual.
Project Outcomes. This project will have a profound impact on the greater Moscow community. In addition to the immediate environmental, economic, and social benefits that will result from the educational and assessment related activities, the project will also produce outcomes that will have long term beneficial impact to the community. Project outcomes are expected to have positive impacts in the environmental and public health areas and will also have a direct impact on economic development and job creation in Moscow and Latah County. The Coalition has identified several categories of outcomes that will result from this project as detailed below.
