Grantee Project Reports Clause Samples
The "Grantee Project Reports" clause requires the recipient of a grant (the grantee) to provide regular or final reports detailing the progress, activities, and outcomes of the funded project. Typically, this involves submitting written updates at specified intervals, which may include financial statements, descriptions of milestones achieved, and explanations of any challenges encountered. This clause ensures accountability and transparency, allowing the grantor to monitor the use of funds and assess whether the project objectives are being met.
Grantee Project Reports. 1. (Closing Reports) Closing Fiscal and Closing Activity Reports shall describe all fiscal activities and all project activities and accomplishments covering the entire project period. The Closing Fiscal Report shall also include documentation of all support (cash, in-kind, and/or other contribution) received from sources other than the OEEF in support of the activities of the Grant Project. These Closing Reports are due 60 days from the end of the Project Period, and must be signed by two individuals, unless otherwise agreed. The report may be signed by the Project Director, Authorizing Agent and/or Fiscal Agent. These reports are due to the OEE Chief on FIELD( finalrep).
2. (Report Information) With respect to each and every fiscal and activity report, the Grantee agrees to submit information identified by OEE in the "Grants Administration Reference Folder" and, where applicable, on forms supplied by OEE.
Grantee Project Reports