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             REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

             Both host and international sponsors are responsible for reporting on the
             use of grant funds. Grant reports are submitted online through the Grant
             Center. The report asks questions about progress toward achieving your
             objectives, how Rotarians are participating in the project, expenditures
             and financial management, and more.


             Reporting timeline
             You’ll submit a project report within 12 months of receiving the first
             grant payment and every 12 months thereafter while the project is active.
             Final reports are due within two months of project completion.

             You will see all your due dates for grant reports listed in the online
             system. Two months before a grant report is due, the primary sponsor
             will receive a reminder email. If a grant report is overdue, Rotary
             contacts sponsors to remind them to submit their required reports or
             risk club termination.

             Zone, district, and club leaders receive copies of the letters to alert
             them to any problems and to allow them to work together to fulfill the
             reporting requirements. Grant sponsors that have overdue reports will
             not be awarded new grants until all previous reporting requirements are
             fulfilled.
             For grants that support scholars   and vocational training    teams, the
             sponsors are responsible for the use of grant funds by scholars and team
             members and for reporting to the Foundation. Inform scholars or team
             members of your responsibilities and maintain regular contact with
             them to ensure that grant funds are being spent as approved. For more
             information, see the global grant scholarships supplement.




                       POINTS TO REMEMBER

                 Rotary asks for grant reports to ensure good stewardship, but also so that
                 we can show others how we change communities for the better. Submit your
                 reports every 12 months while the grant is open, and the final report within
                 two months after your project is complete. Include detailed information on your
                 activities, progress, achievements, and outcomes. Submit all reports through
                 the Grant Center. Find more Information on grant reporting in the Grant
                 Management course in the Learning Center.













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