Agencies will be able to utilize a new
uniform format for reporting performance progress on
Federally-funded research projects. The Research Performance
Progress Report (RPPR) will directly benefit award recipients by
making it easier for them to administer Federal grant and
cooperative agreement programs through standardization of the types
of information required in interim performance reportsthereby
reducing their administrative effort and costs. The RPPR will also
make it easier to compare the outputs, outcomes, etc. of research
programs across the government.
US Code:
42 USC 1861 et seq. Name of Law: National Science Foundation
Act of 1950
The change is due to increased
accuracy of the time needed to complete a report in
research.gov.
No
No
No
No
No
Uncollected
Suzanne Plimpton
No
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