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Reports
The majority of externally funded projects require periodic reports,
which may include progress reports (monthly, quarterly) and final
reports (usually due within one month of the end of the agreement).
These allow the funding agency to see detailed progress on all
major tasks and track any changes that the investigator might
require during the course of the work. Details on report deadlines
are usually outlined in the signed agreement.
Federally funded projects typically require a final technical
report with 90 days of the termination of the project, and may
also require interim progress reports. Non-federal sponsors typically
have reporting requirements as well. PIs/PDs are reminded of the
need to submit reports required under the terms of the awards
they receive or obtain formal approval to submit them at a later
date. Similarly, PIs/PDs must submit other deliverables according
to the timetable established for the project, seek an extension,
or formally explain why the deliverable cannot be provided.
Please submit a copy of the final project report (if less than
10 pages) to ORSP for our files. Investigators with reports over
10 pages may submit an abstract of the report.
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