Inception Report a report, substantially based on the conditions of Clause 4 of the Technical Specification and Clause 4 of the Contract.
Inception Report. This report will describe in more detail the way the evaluation will be conducted and the methodology. It will provide proposed content of the questionnaires, interview questions, focus group outlines and the list of organisms and stakeholders to be consulted and also the number of interviewees and their positions and names (model - table n°3). This document will provide the Commission with the opportunity to check the feasibility of the method proposed and the extent to which it corresponds with the needs outlined in the terms of reference. Table n°3 Evaluation task Judgement criteria Indicators Data Sources Survey questions, interview questions, focus group outlines List of organisms to be consulted, interviewees, their positions and names Timetable of consultations Interim Report This report shall describe the work completed (most of the fieldwork should be finished): - list of reviewed documents, - number of questionnaire and interviews completed, - summary of preliminary results of the investigation, - validation of data, - the way the contractor intends to make the results of interviews comparable, - (if relevant) list of problems the contractor faced in his work in the framework of the specific contract, - a process advancement table with critical analysis on the progress of the fieldwork. Draft Final Report
Inception Report. To present the initial progress made by the evaluation team an Inception Report was developed. The report presented a roadmap for the evaluation and four draft evaluation tools: Online survey questionnaire for 2009 Preparatory Actions Online survey questionnaire for 2010 Preparatory Actions EU Sport Forum Observation Sheet Case Study Tool Kit The report suggested modifications to the original methodology, based on the evaluation team‟s initial research. The Inception Report was discussed at a meeting with DG EAC in Brussels on 18 February 2011 and a revised and final version was submitted on 3 March 2011.
Inception Report. Within 1 months of the starting date, the Consultants will submit an Inception Report, outlining the methodology to be adopted, providing a detailed work program and highlighting any change needed in the work program. Inception Report in six copies would be submitted.
Inception Report two weeks after commencement of the Consultancy. This Inception report will detail the proposed workplan by the Consultant and timelines for completion of the objective i.e. meeting of Tier 1 requirements by the main RHA labs and initiation of process by selected DHF laboratories. Monthly Reports – by the last day of the month Quarterly Reports – by the last day of the month ending the quarter, starting 3 months after the commencement of the Consultancy. Final Report – draft report to be submitted within 15 days of end of Consultancy. Based on feedback provided within one week by report recipients (see (d) below), the final revised report will be submitted within one month of the end of the Consultancy.
Inception Report. A final version of the inception report should be su bmitted to the Evaluation Steering Committee by June 2021. It should detail the final evaluation questions (discussed with the Evaluation Steering Committee), evaluation design, work plans and timeframe, responding to any comments, suggestions, or requests for clarifications from the Evaluation Steering Committee. The evaluation design, work plan, and final evaluation questions will be designed to assess the performance of the programme against the To C. Following the review of existing plans and systems, realistic recommendations for the revision of BV M&E plans, data collection methods, tools, and timeframe will also be included if such revision is considered necessary for the final evaluation phase. If any gaps in the available data or data being collected are identified, the inception report should also include a clear outline of any primary data that will need to be collected by either BV or the independent evaluators (as agreed following the inception) with accompanying methods, and justification as to why the extra data is required for good completion of the programme evaluation.
Inception Report. At inception, the International Project Consultants will prepare detailed work plans including the timing of each activity and modalities of Project execution. This report will be forwarded to ECTAD at FAO headquarters for operational clearance for final submission to ADB.
Inception Report the TASU is expected to submit an inception report within 6 weeks of mobilisation of the team. The inception report with include, inter-alia, a set of outputs and milestones, to be developed in consultation with CMU and other key stakeholders, against which the TASU will be held accountable. The set of outputs/milestones is expected to qualify to the requirements outlined at the beginning of this section as well as the outputs developed under the project logframe at the minimum.
Inception Report. The first task will be to submit an inception report comprising of all the 168 ULB’s. Inception report would include the following:-
Inception Report e) Progress Reports;
