Project Progress Report means an application for payment submitted by the Lead Partner to the Joint Secretariat according to the rules specified in the current Programme Manual and in the agreement, presenting the progress in the performance of the whole project;
Project Progress Report means a report provided by the Contractor detailing the progress of the Works with reference to the Programme of Works
Project Progress Report has the meaning set forth in Section 4.06. “Project Security” means Development Security or Performance Assurance.
Examples of Project Progress Report in a sentence
If the date of this agreement is in the final month of a calendar year quarter, then the Recipient shall submit the first Quarterly Project Progress Report and Recertification in the second calendar year quarter that begins after the date of this agreement.
Refer to the Project Progress Report instructions for current due dates.
The Grantee must describe the rationale for a budget adjustment in the Project Progress Report and note the adjustments in the Request for Funds and Status of Funds Report submitted with draws against the grant funding reserve.
The monitoring period for each Annual Project Progress Report shall be January 1st through December 31st of each year.
The Project Progress Report provides the Department with information on the use of the funds requested and the progress and status of the project.
More Definitions of Project Progress Report
Project Progress Report means the monthly report submitted by the Consulting Engineer with the monthly invoice reporting the Percent of Services Completed to date in the form attached as Exhibit A to this Contract and incorporated herein by this reference.
Project Progress Report has the meaning set forth in Section 4.06.
Project Progress Report. A progress report regarding the construction and installation of the Project prepared monthly by the Borrower, in form reasonably satisfactory to the Loan Servicer, addressing the progress of construction and installation of the Project to date and the expected progress of construction and installation, including Overrun Contingencies incurred or reasonably expected to be incurred, any events that have occurred or are reasonably expected to occur that would materially and adversely affect the Project schedule, along with an explanation of material delays from the then existing Project schedule.
Project Progress Report means a document that explains in detail the extent to which a covered entity has gone towards the completion of an investment project;
Project Progress Report means the report to be prepared by the “Project Appraiser” pursuant to Clause 17.8 with regard to the progress of the “Project”, which especially contains a comparison of the costs already incurred for the “Project” at the time of such report to the costs for the “Project” foreseen in the “Business Plan” and the confirmation that the “Project” has made the progress corresponding to the investments as of the respective time, the “Project” has no delays compared to the “Schedule” and that all “Permits” required as of that time have been granted;
Project Progress Report a report which the Lead Partner submits, on behalf of the Partnership, to the Programme every six months accounting for the progress of the Project. It also indicates the key targets for the subsequent six-month project implementation period and the extent to which targets in the previous Project Activity Report have been achieved. Payment Claim: the Project’s claim for reimbursement of ERDF funding, submitted to the JTS every six months in parallel with the Project Progress Report. It comprises a list of actual costs incurred within the period covered by the Project Progress Report, accompanied by invoices, accounting statements and other relevant documents to provide evidence that the costs have in fact been incurred. Eligible Expenditure: project costs incurred by Partners which are in accordance with NWE Programme and ERDF criteria for validity, and the Subsidy Contract.
Project Progress Report has declared a delay of the “Schedule” or an exceed of the calculated costs of the “Project” described in the “Business Plan”, and