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The document is a Certified Progress Report form from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, specifically for the Division of Air Pollution Control. It is intended for applicants to report on the construction or modification of emission units to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. The form requires detailed information about the source, reporting period, milestones achieved, and future milestones, along with a certification statement by a responsible official.

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What is an RPPR report?

Research Performance Progress Reports (RPPR) are used by grantees to submit progress reports, typically for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) awards. Progress reports document accomplishments and compliance per the terms of the award.

Who reviews NIH RPPR?

NIH staff (Program and Grants Management) review the RPPR to assess scientific progress and review compliance with the terms and conditions of award. NIH program or grants management staff may require additional information to evaluate the project for continued funding.

How do you do a progress report?

Follow these steps to write a project progress report: Identify project priorities. Before you begin writing, review the projects primary goals and explore how your progress aligns with them. Set milestones. Include important updates. Organize your content. Add comments. Review for clarity. Update goals. Improve reports.

What are the three types of progress reports?

The three main types of progress reports are memos, letters or emails, and formal reports. Memos, letters, and emails are used in informal settings to communicate project status while formal reports are used in official presentation settings.

How do I submit a progress report?

Progress Report can be submitted for the project which has been started and in the Ongoing stage. You should have the Progress Report in prescribed format of SERB in the form of PDF.

How to access RPPR NIH?

Access RPPR by clicking RPPR in eRA Commons navigation (not applicable for DOC Awards). Navigate to the RPPR module in eRA Commons. The Manage RPPR screen displays, which shows grants that require RPPRs or have RPPRs in progress. The user can select a progress report in order to perform various actions.

What is the RPPR NIH progress report?

The Research Performance Progress Report (RPPR) is the progress report form used by grantees to submit progress reports to NIH. The RPPR documents grantee/recipient accomplishments and compliance with the terms of the award.

What is the summary of progress report?

A progress report is a report in which you are updating information about a project. Progress reports make it possible for management and clients to stay informed about a project and to change or adjust assignments, schedules, and budgets.

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