RESTORE semi-annual report

NOAA Coastal Ocean Program Grants Proposal Application Package

Semi Annual Progress report form - RESTORE

RESTORE semi-annual report

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Semi-Annual Progress Report
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OMB Control No. 0648-0384
Expiration Date: 7/31/2016

Grant Number:
Amount of Grant:
Project Title:
Grantee:
Award Period: From ____________ To _____________
Period Covered by this Report: From ____________To ____________
Summary of Progress and Expenditures to Date: complete each of the sections below.
I. Work Accomplishments: as related to project objectives and schedule for completion.
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Provide a brief summary of progress, including results obtained to date, and their
relationship to the general goals of the cooperative agreement

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If changed from the original proposal, provide (1) a brief summary of work to be
performed during the next 6 months of support, and (2) indicate any current problems
or unusual developments that may lead to deviation of research directions or delay
progress toward achieving project objectives.

II. Applications: briefly describe outputs, management outcomes, and partnerships
established to date using the lists of categories provided below for each. Outputs are
defined as products (e.g., publications, models) or activities that lead to outcomes
(changes in user knowledge or action). If proposed management outcomes are not yet
fully achieved, indicate the progress to date. Also, indicate expected outputs and
management outcomes for the next 6 months of support.
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Outputs:
a. New fundamental or applied knowledge
b. Scientific publications
c. Patents
d. New methods and technology
e. New or advanced tools (e.g. models, biomarkers)
f. Workshops
g. Presentations
h. Outreach activities/products (e.g., website, newsletter articles)

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Management application or adoption of:

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New fundamental or applied knowledge
New or improved skills
Information from publications, workshops, presentations, outreach products
New or improved methods or technology
New or advanced tools

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Management outcomes contributing to improved societal condition(s) (e.g.,
improved water quality, improved sustainability of fisheries, etc.):

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Partnerships established (e.g., other federal, state, or local agencies, or other
research institutions, other than those already described in the original proposal):

III. Expenditures
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Describe expenditures scheduled for this period.

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Describe actual expenditures this period.

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Explain special problems that led to differences between scheduled and actual
expenditures, etc.

Prepared By:
Signature of Principal Investigator:

NOAA RESTORE Act Science Program (3/1/2016)

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NOTICE
All NOAA RESTORE Act Science Program recipients with approved cooperative agreements are
required to file a Progress Report in the specified format every six months. Consistency in reporting
requirements for competitive research programs is desirable and this is behind the Science Program’s
efforts in proposing a standardized format. This annual report format will enable program staff to
monitor each project supported by an award.
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per response, including time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and
maintaining the data needed and completing and reviewing the collection of information.
Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspects of this collection of
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Science Program Office, 1305 East-West Highway, Rm 8113, ATTN: Frank Parker, Silver Spring, MD
20910. All files associated with awards are subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Confidentiality will not be maintained – the information will be made available to the public. However,
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