Form Report form 2 Report form 2 Discretionary Grant Interim Performance Report

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Interim Performance Report Narrative
IMLS-funded projects vary a great deal in their goals and activities. Please address the topics
below as they apply to this project during this reporting period. Interim narrative reports are
typically 3-5 pages.
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Compare actual accomplishments with goals established for the report period. Whenever
possible, describe activities or services in both quantitative and qualitative terms. If
interim project goals have not been met, explain why, describe what steps have been
taken to get the project back on schedule, and discuss the likelihood that the project will
be completed by the expiration date of the grant.

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Describe any significant findings or accomplishments in this period.

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Include other comments or anecdotal information that shows project achievements or
lessons learned in this period.

REMINDER: IMLS understands that unavoidable changes may occur during a project. If a
change occurs in key project personnel (Project Director, Principal Investigator, grant-funded
staff, consultants, or authorizing official), or a substantial change is contemplated in the project
budget, scope or schedule as described in the approved application, approval must be requested
by the Authorizing Official in a separate document. Refer to the IMLS General Terms and
Conditions (http://www.imls.gov/pdf/GTC0606.pdf) for instructions.
Return the cover sheet, narrative report form and narrative, and any attachments to
IMLS, 1800 M Street, NW, 9th floor, Washington, DC 20036; [email protected]; or fax 202653-4604.

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