Quarterly Report Template - NSF Regional Innovation Engines Program

Grantee Reporting Requirements for NSF Regional Innovation Engines (NSF Engines) Program

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Quarterly Report Template - NSF Regional Innovation Engines Program

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Risk Register
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Sheet 1: Risk Register

Risk ID Risk Category Risk Description ("if then" Trigger Watch Date Risk Ranking
E-1 Ecosystem If de minimus isn't addressed, then we could see further industry collapse US DOL BLS data indicates continued job losses in relevant NAICS sectors Quarterly High
E-2 Ecosystem If key partners experience major operational disruption (e.g. loss of funding, loss of key personnel), it could weaken the leadership and productivity of the Engine Indications in budget negotiations that forecast funding cuts to State budgets, community college budgets and UNC system budgets programming; changes to legislative body Biweekly Low
E-3 Ecosystem If funding for the Engines program doesn't continue, some projects will not be brought to fruition Indications in budget negotiations that forecast funding cuts to NSF or Engines programming; changes to legislative body Quarterly Medium
E-4 Ecosystem If regulatory and environmental policy is poorly informed or not enacted, it will hinder the ability of the Engine to launch products into commercialization and could negatively impact the industry overall Sponsorship of EPR or other legislations that are restrictive to the process of developing sustainable fibers Quarterly High
R-1 Research and Development If inflation continues, equipment and material prices could deplete Engine resources Pricing exceeds budgeted amount by more than 5% Per purchase exceeding $5,000 Low
R-2 Research and Development If research and development does not move quickly enough, US sustainable products will not be competitive in the market and other countries will consume the majority of market share TRL levels do not advance per project deadlines, Brands discontinue interest in projects to pursue other technologies Quarterly Medium
T-1 Translation If sustainable fibers cannot be produced within current costing structures, brands will not adopt them Brands are not convinced to participate in early pilots or commit to purchase orders Per pilot project High
T-2 Translation If capital isn't available to support new business ventures and manufacturing technologies, Engines innovations will not make it to the marketplace Decrease in capital investments across Engines activities Quarterly Medium
T-3 Translation If navigating the complexity of intellectual property ownership becomes untenable, then we can't maximize shared knowledge and incentivize businesses to be members Non participation in the Engine by emerging R&D Leaders Quarterly Low
W-1 Workforce If industry continues to shrink, fewer jobs will be available US DOL BLS data indicates continued job losses in relevant NAICS sectors Quarterly Medium
W-2 Workforce If products aren't commercialized, the manufacturing sector will not grow and new jobs won't be created Early pilots are not successful; brands are not convinced to participate in early pilots Quarterly High
W-3 Workforce If K-12 education systems don't see the importance and/or future of textiles, they won't support early childhood and vocational education that will build a workforce pipeline for these industries NC DPI discontinues curriculum discussions and development May-June 2024 Medium

Sheet 2: Defintions

List and Define the Meta Data Fields used in the risk register. This includes the options where responses may vary
NAICS Codes
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