REO - Nonprofit Organizations (Quarterly & Final Reports)

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Draft Instrument -- Grantee Progress Report Form Template

REO - Nonprofit Organizations (Quarterly & Final Reports)

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Draft RCSD SWIFR/REO Grantee Progress Report Template


Instructions

This report should describe what your organization accomplished during the specified reporting period for your cooperative agreement project and the challenges you encountered along the way. Although measurable results are an important component of your progress report, there should also be a qualitative evaluation of your project. This is your opportunity to describe the successes, challenges, and benefits of your project that cannot be summarized with numbers. The information you provide in this progress report will help the EPA report on the success of the grant program, as well as help us work with you and other community groups more effectively in the future. In your response, you should also attach any material that highlights your project accomplishments during the project period. Include such documents as photographs, flyers, press releases, newspaper clippings, meeting sign-in sheets, etc.



Paperwork Reduction Act Burden Statement

This collection of information is approved by OMB under the Paperwork Reduction Act, 44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq. (OMB Control No. 2050-NEW). Responses to this collection of information are voluntary. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The public reporting and recordkeeping burden for this collection of information is estimated to be approximately one hour per response. Send comments on the Agency’s need for this information, the accuracy of the provided burden estimates and any suggested methods for minimizing respondent burden to Director, Information Engagement Division, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (2821T), 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. 20460. Include the OMB control number in any correspondence. Do not send the completed form to this address.



Section 1: General Grant Information



Please Respond Below

1.1

Grantee Name


1.2

Grant Project Title


1.3

EPA Grant #


1.4

Period of Performance (grant start date)


1.5

Period of Performance (grant end date)


1.6

EPA Grant Award Amount ($)




Section 2: Progress Reporting Period



Please Respond Below

2.1

Progress Report Number


2.2

Reporting Period Start Date


2.3

Reporting Period End Date




Section 3: Grantee Project Leader/Contact Information



Please Respond Below

3.1

Project Manager Name


3.2

Project Manager Phone #


2.3

Project Manager Email




Section 4: Project Description


Please Respond Below

Please enter a brief project description (3-5 sentences)




Section 5: Project Tasks and Accomplishments

Detail progress on project tasks outlined in the approved workplan including any performance data results. Detail accomplishments related to the task. Provide measurable results, as appropriate. Identify any deliverables submitted during this work period, if applicable. Add additional tasks as necessary. (2-15 sentences per task)

Task (from workplan)

Accomplishments: Detail accomplishments related to the task. Provide measurable results, as appropriate.

Task #

Task Name

Task 1



Task 2



Task 3



Add Task

[user will click to add rows to table to enter additional tasks]



Section 6: Grant Project Activities

Please indicate which of the following activities are being performed under your grant project. (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

[user to select one or more of the following]

  • Purchase, develop or enhance infrastructure

  • Establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection

  • Develop/update plans

  • Develop and enhance data collection and measurement

  • Implementation of the Plan

  • Inform the public about residential or community recycling programs

  • Provide information about the recycled materials that are accepted as part of a residential or community recycling program that provides for the separate collection of residential solid waste from recycled material

  • Increase collection rates and decrease contamination in residential and community recycling programs





Section 7: Grant Project Measures

7.1

Grant Project Activity Measures


What were the specific outcomes and/or products resulting from this project? Report on the quantitative and/or qualitative metrics of your project. Describe the measures used, data collection methods, and sources of data.


If you do not have a quantity to report, please enter a zero.


Additional measures may be added.


[System will only show measures associated with the Activities selected in Section 6 as labelled in the second column]


Measures

Applicable Activity


[Will not show on form]

Quantity (this reporting period)

Description of Quantity

Source of Data

Description of How the Data was Obtained

Number of stakeholders involved in the plan development

Develop/update plans





Number of these stakeholders involved in plan development from disadvantaged communities

Develop/update plans





Number of communities involved in the plan development

Develop/update plans





Number of these communities involved in plan development from disadvantaged communities

Develop/update plans





Number of plans developed

Develop/update plans





Number of plans updated

Develop/update plans





Number of counties or territorial equivalents served by the plans

Develop/update plans





Number of disadvantaged communities (as defined in this Guidance) served by the plan or implementation of the plan

Develop/update plans


Implementation of the Plan





Number of infrastructure investments/enhancements made spanning the spectrum of collection through end market development (e.g., bins purchased, post-consumer materials management systems created, technology improvements made)

Purchase, develop or enhance infrastructure





Estimates as to how many pounds of plastic waste was prevented from entering the oceans and other waterways as a result of activities funded

Implementation of the Plan





Number of temporary jobs created

Purchase, develop or enhance infrastructure


Develop/update plans


Develop and enhance data collection and measurement


Implementation of the Plan


Inform the public …


Provide information ….


Increase collection rates …





Number of permanent jobs created

Purchase, develop or enhance infrastructure


Develop/update plans


Develop and enhance data collection and measurement


Implementation of the Plan


Inform the public …


Provide information …


Increase collection rates …





Number of outreach campaigns or projects implemented (e.g., public service announcements delivered, informational materials and education and outreach campaigns executed, toolkits for municipal and commercial recycling programs produced, labeling and signs created, etc.).

Inform the public …


Provide information …


Increase collection rates …





Percentage change in participation rate of the recycling or composting program

Inform the public …


Provide information …


Increase collection rates …





Percentage Reduction of contamination in the recycling stream

Inform the public …


Provide information …


Increase collection rates …





Percentage of political subdivisions served as a result of establishing, increasing, expanding, or optimizing collection.

Establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection





Number of disadvantaged communities served (as defined by this solicitation) as a result of establishing, increasing, expanding, or optimizing collection.

Establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection





Number of communities reached through outreach activities, including disadvantaged communities (as defined by this solicitation).

Establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection


Inform the public …


Provide information …


Increase collection rates …





Percentage of Tribes and Tribal members of Intertribal consortia served as a result of establishing, increasing, expanding, or optimizing collection.

Establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection





Number of Tribes and member Tribes of Intertribal consortia

served as a result of establishing, increasing, expanding, or optimizing collection.

Establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection





Add Measure

[user will click to add rows to table to enter

7.2

MSW/C&D collected, recycled, composted, or managed via other management pathways in the state


[System will only show 7.2 if one of the following activities are selected under section 6:

  • Develop and enhance data collection and measurement

  • Implementation of the Plan]


Please report on the measures listed below.


If you do not have a quantity to report, please enter a zero. Additional measures may be added. Please make sure to describe sources of data, calculations, and assumptions.


If you have your calculations in a separate document, you can attach to this progress report under section 15.


Tons (this reporting period)

Material

Management Pathway

Additional description of the measures used, source of data, and data collection methods



[user select one item from lookup field from list at the end of this document]

[user select one item from picklist values:

  • Composted

  • Animal feed

  • Bio-based materials/biochemical processing

  • Co-digested/anaerobic digestion

  • Mechanically Recycled

  • Land applied

  • Reused

  • Source Reduction

  • Rendered

  • Landfilled

  • Waste-to-energy

  • Combustion

  • Other Management Pathway ]


Add Measure

[user will click to add rows to table to enter additional measures]

7.3

MSW/C&D generated in the state


[System will only show 7.3 if one of the following activities are selected under section 6:

  • Develop and enhance data collection and measurement

  • Implementation of the Plan]


Please report on the measures listed below.


If you do not have a quantity to report, please enter a zero. Additional measures may be added. Please make sure to describe sources of data, calculations, and assumptions.


If you have your calculations in a separate document, you can attach to this progress report under section 15.


Tons (this reporting period)

Material

Source of Material

Additional description of the measures used, source of data, and data collection methods



[user select one item from lookup field from list at the end of this document]

[user select one item from picklist values:

  • Residential

  • Public

  • Commercial

  • Institutional

  • Non-process industrial (e.g., front office)]

  • Unknown

  • Combined/Mixed]


Add Measure

[user will click to add rows to table to enter additional measures]

7.4

GHGs reduced from collection, recycling, composting, or management via other management pathways in the state


[System will only show 7.4 if one of the following activities are selected under section 6:

  • Develop and enhance data collection and measurement

  • Implementation of the Plan]


Please report on the measures listed below.


If you do not have a quantity to report, please enter a zero. Additional measures may be added.


Please make sure to describe sources of data, calculations, and assumptions. If you have your calculations in a separate document, you can attach to this progress report under section 15.


MTCO2e (this reporting period)

Material

Management Pathway

Narrative Description of Measure

Source of Data

Description of How the Data was Obtained


[user select one item from lookup field from list at the end of this document]

[user select one item from picklist values:

  • Composted

  • Animal feed

  • Bio-based materials/biochemical processing

  • Co-digested/anaerobic digestion

  • Mechanically Recycled

  • Land applied

  • Reused

  • Rendered

  • Landfilled

  • Waste-to-energy

  • Combustion

  • Source Reduction

  • Other Management Pathway [the user can type in a management pathway if it’s not in the list]




Add Measure

[user will click to add rows to table to enter additional measures]

7.5

Other Measures


Please add any additional measures you wish to report in the table below.


If you have a quantity to report, please include that in the measure description. Please make sure describe sources of data, calculations, and assumptions in the Explanation of Measure Reported field. Additional measures may be added.


You can attach supporting documents (e.g., calculations and datasets) to this progress report under section 15.


Name of Measure

Quantity and units or qualitative description

Additional description of the measure used, source of data, and data collection methods





Add Measure

[user will click to add rows to table to enter additional measures]



Section 8: Summary of Expenditures to Date

Provide information on money drawn down, remaining account balance, any changes that need to be made to the budget, etc.


This information needs to line up with the budget provided in your detailed budget narrative submitted with your grant application.


Please note, if there are budget revisions, discuss those with your POs and add those items here.

Item

Actuals Spent (this reporting period)

Remaining Balance

Notes Comments, or Changes

Personnel




Fringe




Travel




Equipment




Supplies




Contractual




Construction




Other




Indirect




TOTAL






Section 9: Upcoming Events/Assistance Required

9.1

Upcoming Events


List any upcoming events related to the project organizations involved.


Date of Event

Description of Event



Add Event

[user will click to add rows to table to enter additional events]

9.2

Anticipated Activities


Identify activities anticipated during the subsequent reporting period.


9.3

Assistance Required


Do you need any additional assistance from your EPA Project Officer, including technical assistance?




Section 10: Key Personnel Changes



Please Respond Below

10.1

Were there any major changes in project personnel during the reporting period?

☐Yes

☐No

10.2

If so, please describe:




Section 11: Project Sustainability and Success



Please Respond Below

11.1

How are you defining “success” for your project?


11.2

What steps have you planned and/or achieved this reporting period to ensure that progress continues, and the results of your project are utilized?






Section 12: Project Challenges


Please Respond Below

Please identify any circumstances that are hindering project progress and indicate how you intend to overcome these obstacles if any. If there are none, indicate N/A.




Section 13: Subaward Monitoring



Please Respond Below

13.1

Does your grant include subaward(s)?

☐Yes

☐No

13.2

Summary of results of reviews of financial and programmatic reports.


13.3

Summary of findings from site visits and/or desk reviews to ensure effective subrecipient performance.


13.4

Environmental results the subrecipient achieved.


13.5

Summaries of audit findings and related pass-through entity management decisions.


13.6

Actions the pass-through entity has taken to correct deficiencies such as those specified at 2 CFR 200.332(e), 2 CFR 200.208 and 2 CFR 200.339.




Section 14: Comments


Please Respond Below

Please provide any additional comments for this reporting period.




Section 15: Attachments

Please upload any materials that supplement your responses above (such as measure calculations) or highlight your project accomplishments during the reporting period (such as photographs, flyers, press releases, newspaper clippings, meeting sign-in sheets).

[field for Grantee to upload documents]



Material List (for material lookup field for Sections 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4)

Electronics: Consumer Electronics and Small Equipment

Electronics: Video Display Devices - CRT

Electronics: Video Display Devices - Non-CRT

Batteries: Lead acid Batteries

Batteries: Alkaline Batteries

Batteries: Lithium-ion Batteries

Batteries: Other Batteries

Batteries: Mixed

Electronics: Other Electrical Equipment

Electronics: Mixed

Glass: Clear Glass Bottles and Containers

Glass: Green Glass Bottles and Containers

Glass: Brown Glass Bottles and Containers

Glass: Other Colored Glass Bottles and Containers

Glass: Other

Glass: Mixed

Metals: Steel Cans

Metals: Other Ferrous Metals

Metals: Other Non-Ferrous Metals

Metals: Other Aluminum (foil, trays, etc)

Metals: Aluminum Cans

Metals: Other

Metals: Mixed

Mixed Materials

Municipal Solid Waste

Paper: Uncoated Corrugated Cardboard and Kraft Paper

Paper: Newspaper

Paper: White Office-type Paper and Mail

Paper: Magazines and Catalogs

Paper: Folding Cartons and Other Paperboard Packaging

Paper: Miscellaneous Paper Packaging

Paper: Aseptic Containers and Gable-top Cartons

Paper: Other

Paper: Mixed

Plastics: PET Bottles and Jars

Plastics: #1 PET Containers

Plastics: #2 HDPE Bottles and Jars

Plastics: #2 HDPE Containers

Plastics: #3 Containers

Plastics: #4 Containers

Plastics: #5 Containers

Plastics: #6 Containers

Plastics: #7 Containers

Plastics: Trash Bags

Plastics: Grocery and Other Merchandise Bags

Plastics: Non-Bag Commercial and Industrial Packaging Film

Plastics: Film Products

Plastics: Flexible Plastic Pouches

Plastics: Other Plastic Film

Plastics: Durable Plastic Items

Plastics: Other Expanded Polystyrene Packaging

Plastics: Other

Plastics: Mixed

Organics: Inedible Food Waste

Organics: Edible Food Waste

Organics: Compostable Food Ware & Packaging - Paper/Wood

Organics: Compostable Food Ware & Packaging - Plastic

Organics: Yard Debris: Leaves and Grass

Organics: Yard Debris: Prunings and Trimmings

Organics: Untreated Wood

Organics: Branches and Stumps

Organics: Biosolids

Organics: Manure

Organics: Fats, Oils, and Grease

Organics: Other Organic Materials

Organics: Mixed

Textiles: Synthetics

Textiles: Natural Fibers

Textiles: Shoes, Purses, Belts

Textiles: Mixed or Unknown

Bulky Items: Furniture

Bulky Items: Treated/Painted/Stained wood

Bulky Items: Mattresses and Foundations

Bulky Items: Other Bulky Items

Bulky Items: Mixed

Major Appliances

Tires

Household Hazardous Waste: Paint

Household Hazardous Waste: Used Oil

Household Hazardous Waste: Oil Filters

Household Hazardous Waste: Pharmaceuticals

Household Hazardous Waste: Solvents

Household Hazardous Waste: Corrosives

Household Hazardous Waste: Flammables

Household Hazardous Waste: Fluorescent tubes

Household Hazardous Waste: Pesticides

Household Hazardous Waste: One-Pound Propane Gas Cylinders

Household Hazardous Waste: Other

Household Hazardous Waste: Mixed

C&D: Concrete

C&D: Asphalt Paving

C&D: Rock & Soil

C&D: Asphalt Roofing

C&D: Gypsum Board

C&D: Carpet

C&D: Wood

C&D: Metals

C&D: Other

C&D: Mixed

Diapers and Sanitary Products

Household Items

Disaster Debris within MSW

Solar Panels

Other





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