Project Progress: Monitoring and Compliance Sample Clauses

Project Progress: Monitoring and Compliance. For SNAP-Ed, the Subrecipient will demonstrate satisfactory progress of the approved Project as documented in DOH SNAP-Ed progress reports, progress reviews, and project and fiscal monitoring reports. Monitoring of Subrecipient Project progress includes but is not limited to the following activities: i. one-on-one progress reviews with DOH, ii. progress reports submitted to DOH, iii. project monitoring completed with DOH or DSHS or USDA, and iv. project monitoring site visits completed by SNAP-Ed statewide initiative teams. 1. On-time delivery of proposed list of Project site(s) or audience(s) to DOH. 2. All sites and/or audiences are determined to be eligible per current SNAP-Ed eligibility guidance before programming begins with site(s) or audience(s). 3. Demographic data of class participants collected and reported for all direct education strategies. 4. On-time reporting of actual participant reach to DOH in approved method/form. 5. Intervention strategies implemented as planned, or using approved alternate strategies. 6. Approved evaluation plans and methods implemented for the project (e.g. pre and post Progress reviews – documentation of one-on- one meeting(s) with DOH SNAP-Ed staff person(s) and Subrecipient completed in person, web conference, phone, or via email as needed. Documentation of progress review notes. Project monitoring – documentation of one-on- one meeting(s) with DOH SNAP-Ed staff person(s), Subrecipient, other SNAP- Ed funded staff, and community partners and/or participants completed in person, web conference, phone, or via email as needed. Completion of on- site program observations For the Period: 10/01/20 to 09/30/21 12/31/21 Due: Progress reviews. Occur at minimum quarterly within the fiscal year, and no later than 30 business days after the end of the federal fiscal quarter, except for the last quarter of FFY21 which must be completed by 09/30/21. Progress reviews can be scheduled more frequently if deemed necessary by DOH, or if agreed upon by both parties. Federal quarters listed below: FFY21 Q1: Oct 1 – Dec 31 FFY21 Q2: Jan 1 – Mar 31 FFY21 Q3: Apr 1 – June 30 FFY21 Q4: July 1 – Sep 30 See payment information as referenced in task number 1.0
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Project Progress: Monitoring and Compliance. For SNAP-Ed, the Subrecipient will demonstrate satisfactory progress of the approved Project as documented in DOH SNAP-Ed progress reports, progress reviews, and project and fiscal monitoring reports. Monitoring of Subrecipient Project progress includes but is not limited to the following activities: i. one-on-one progress reviews with DOH, ii. progress reports submitted to DOH, iii. project monitoring completed with DOH or DSHS or USDA, and iv. project monitoring site visits completed by SNAP-Ed statewide initiative teams. 1. On-time delivery of proposed list of Project site(s) or audience(s) to DOH. 2. All sites and/or audiences are determined to be eligible per current SNAP-Ed eligibility guidance and DOH process before programming begins with site(s) or audience(s). 3. Demographic data of class participants is collected and reported for all direct education strategies. 4. On-time reporting of actual participant reach to DOH in approved method/form. 5. Intervention strategies implemented as planned or using approved alternate strategies. 6. Approved evaluation plans and methods implemented for the project (e.g. pre and post surveys for direct education; PSE assessments). 7. Evaluation results are used to report progress and outcomes of project, and to adapt the project as needed. Due: Progress reviews. Occur at minimum once a fiscal year, and no later than 09/30/2324. 10/01/2324 to 12/31/24 TBD. Due: Project monitoring. Occurs at minimum once within every other fiscal year. If project monitoring documents major deficiencies or corrective action, the Subrecipient will be monitored again within the fiscal year. Project monitoring can be scheduled more frequently if deemed necessary by DOH, or if agreed upon by both parties. See payment information as referenced in task number 1.0
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