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JEMS is currently available in its version 6.  \nFor classic projects, project reports are of two different types, finance report and progress report (finance+activities, called “both” in the project report identification in JEMS) . Finance report and progress report have to be submitted alternatively at the end of reporting periods. The first report has to be a finance report. For small-scale projects, the two reports are progress reports. See ASP Programme manual, Chapter D.7 Project reporting.  \nAll fields presented below exist in the finance reports. The fields that are specific to progress reports will be indicated in the section title.  \n1. Project progress report identification  \n1.1. Project progress report identification  \nProject ID and acronym  \nProject report ID  \nProject report status  \nName of the lead partner organisation in original language  \nName of the organization in English  \nAF version linked  \nPre-filled from AF  \n\n| Automatically generated |\n| --- |\n| [Draft] ↦[Submitted] ↦ [Verified] ↦ [Paid] |\n| Pre-filled from AF |\n\nPre-filled from AF  \nReporting period start date  \nReporting period end date  \nLink to reporting schedule (contracting)  \nType of partner report  \nReporting period  \nReporting date  \n1.2. Highlights of main achievements  \nPlease describe project progress up to now including specific objectives reached and main outputs delivered by highlighting also the added value of the cooperation. The summary should highlight main achievements and interesting accomplishments, in a language that is understandable for non-specialists.  \nTo be filled in, max. 5.000 characters  \n1.3. Overview of the outputs and results overview  \nProgramme Output Indicators not linked to a Programme Result Indicator For each output entered in the AF  \nProject Output  \nMeasurement Unit  \nBaseline  \nTarget Value  \nPreviously Reported  \nCurrent Report  \nPre-filled from AF  \n\n| Pre-filled from AF |\n| --- |\n| Pre-filled from AF |\n| Pre-filled from AF |\n| Pre-filled from previous reports |\n| Aggregation of the partner reports of the current reporting period |\n\nTotal Reported So Far  \nAutomatically generated  \n1.4. Project problems and deviations  \nIf applicable, please describe and justify any problems and deviations, including delays from the work plan presented in the application form, and the solutions found.  \nIf applicable, please describe any deviations in the spending profile compared to the amounts indicated in the AF.  \nTo be filled in, max. 5.000 characters  \nTo be filled in, max. 5.000 characters  \n1.5. Target groups (progress report only)  \nIn the table below, you will see a list of the target groups you indicated in the application form. Please explain for each target group in what way and to what extent they were involved in your project in this reporting period  \nTarget group \\# The target group involvement has to be described in  \nmax. 2.000 characters  \n2. Work plan progress (progress report only)  \n2.1. Work package \\#  \nThis work package is completed  \nTick for yes  \nWhat is the progress towards the objectives in this work package as defined in the application form? Status should be cumulative.  \nProject specific objective  \nStatus  \nExplanations on the project specific objective’s progress Attachment  \nCommunication objective  \nCommunication objective’s status  \nExplanations on the communication objective’s progress  \nPlease describe the progress in this reporting period and explain how the partners were involved (who did what) .  \n| To be filled in, max. 2.000 characters |\n| --- |\n| To upload |\n| Pre-filled from AF |\n\nSelect in a preset list : [Fully achieved] / [Partly  \nachieved] ","cbCaifcYlzlaGsVm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifcYlzlaGsVm","pdf",326922,10,"English","# Project report identification\n## Highlights of main achievements\n## Overview of outputs and results\n## Project problems and deviations\n## Target groups (progress report only)\n# Work plan progress (progress report only)\n## Work package \n## Activity \n## Deliverable \n## Output \n# Project results & horizontal principles (progress report only)\n## Project results\n## Horizontal principles","[{\"question\":\"What are the two types of project reports and when are they submitted?\",\"answer\":\"For classic projects, reports are either finance reports or progress reports (finance+activities). 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