The Performance Progress Report (PPR) is a standard, government-wide performance progress reporting format used by Federal agencies to collect performance information from recipients of Federal funds awarded under all Federal programs that exceed $100,000 or more per project/grant period, excluding those that support research.

Dec 28, 2023 · This sample document contains CED PPR forms A, B and E, as well as instructions for properly filling out the form. It reflects the PPR Form that expires in 2026.

GrantSolutions provides comprehensive management of Performance Progress Reports (PPRs) for Grantors and Grant Recipients. Federal Program staff schedule report cycles and determine due dates. Grant Recipients view, manage, and electronically submit PPRs in GrantSolutions.

General instructions for completing the PPR are contained below. For further instructions on completing the PPR, please contact the agency’s points of contact specified in the "Agency Contacts" section of your award document. Report Submissions 1. The recipient must submit the PPR cover page and any of the forms (PPR

This document provides instructions for completing the Community Economic Development (CED) Performance Progress Report (PPR). This document includes samples of each form within the PPR and instructions for entering qualitative and quantitative data.

The PPR allows FEMA to track grant-funded activity outcomes and review a recipient's progression toward program objectives. Prime recipients of the Shelter and Services Program (SSP) must submit a PPR to FEMA on a quarterly basis.

annual measure and a long-term measure. Enter the expected amount to be achieved as specified in the approved work plan. State the actual cumulative amount, condition or status achieved as of the end of the reporting period. If you did not meet or expect to meet your target, you must explain. PPR, Page 7 f

The Performance Progress Report (PPR) is a standard, government-wide performance progress reporting format used by Federal agencies to collect performance information from recipients of Federal funds awarded under all Federal programs that exceed $100,000 or more per project/grant period, excluding those that support research.

Jun 11, 2009 · Abstract: The SF-PPR is a set of uniform reporting formats by grantees to meet the performance requirements contained in the terms and conditions of their Federal awards. The …

Access PPR forms from either the New Experience of GrantSolutions or the Classic Experience of GrantSolutions. All PPRs for a Grant Project are grouped by the Current Reporting Period, Past Reporting Periods, and Upcoming Reporting Periods.