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Project Progress Report Guidelines

The document outlines the required sections and formats for semi-annual and comprehensive progress reports for NOAA grant recipients. Semi-annual reports require brief summaries of the project introduction, objectives, and work performed to date. Comprehensive reports require more detailed sections on evaluation, challenges, and proposed improvements. All reports must be submitted through NOAA's online system and may not exceed 5 double-sided pages. Semi-annual reports are due at 7 and 13 months, while comprehensive reports are due 3 months after a project ends.

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Project Progress Report Guidelines

The document outlines the required sections and formats for semi-annual and comprehensive progress reports for NOAA grant recipients. Semi-annual reports require brief summaries of the project introduction, objectives, and work performed to date. Comprehensive reports require more detailed sections on evaluation, challenges, and proposed improvements. All reports must be submitted through NOAA's online system and may not exceed 5 double-sided pages. Semi-annual reports are due at 7 and 13 months, while comprehensive reports are due 3 months after a project ends.

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Progress Reports

Semi-Annual Format
1. Organization Title
2. Project Title
3. Award Number
4. Report Period
5. Introduction- a brief summary of the project
6. Purpose- detail the objectives of the project
7. Approach- describe the work that has been performed
8. Results- the actual accomplishments to date

Comprehensive Format
1. Organization Title
2. Project Title
3. Award Number
4. Report Period
5. Introduction
6. Purpose
7. Approach
8. Results
9. Evaluation- Provide an executive summary of your evaluation and the results.
The full evaluation results, including tools and methods should be included in
your evaluation report.
10. Changes/Problems Encountered- outline any problems or programmatic changes
that have been made to the project
11. How to improve the project- outline how you would improve the program if
funded the following year.

Reports should not be more than 5 pages, double-sided.


Deadlines
You are required to submit two semi-annual progress reports and a comprehensive report.
The first semi-annual report is due 7 months into your project period, the second is due
13 months into your project period. The comprehensive is due 3 months after your
project period ends.

Submission
Please submit all progress reports through the NOAA Grants On Line system at
[Link]

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