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Delete instructions and other guidance information before final submission. You may adjust the spacing and formatting of the documents as long as you provide the requested information under each section.\nOverall Performance\nDiscuss the overall performance and results of the project to date, referring to the project’s objectives and annual targets.  Specifically, note the project’s impact on the different needs of women, men, boys, girls, and vulnerable individuals.  (Suggested length: 1 page)\nAdditional guidance to Partners:\nProvide a narrative summary of the overall performance, briefly describing how progress has been made over the course of the project or since the last interim report (if required).  Use this section to highlight important achievements, significant constraints or challenges encountered, or other significant factors affecting the project’s results or implementation.  Discuss performance in relation to the overall context or needs and the original purpose or objectives of the project.\nWithin the general discussion of performance, focus on how you identified and met the needs of vulnerable communities and individuals.  Explain how you considered gender in this project and how you integrated it into project implementation.  Highlight any challenges or concerns related to the needs of women, men, boys, girls, and vulnerable individuals that arose and how you addressed them.\nTo distinguish this response from the “Measuring Results” section, focus more on the overall narrative of the project’s successes and failures within the context of its overall purpose and objectives (as set in the initial proposal).  Use “Measuring Results” section for more detailed reporting against the targets, , benchmarks, or milestones of the project.\nProgrammatic Changes\nPlease note that any requests for amendments must be approved in advance by the Grants Officer/Grants Officer Representative.  Do not use this space to request changes.  If a change was requested and approved, please state it.\nBriefly explain any changes in the operational environment that required adjustments to the program’s implementation, which were not reflected in the original project plan (implementation plan, activities, indicators, or outcomes.) (Suggested length: 1/2 page to 1 page)\nAdditional guidance to Partners:\nUse this section to describe how the humanitarian context has changed, changes in the needs of the program participants, or other challenges or constraints encountered that require adapting the implementation plan, activities, indicators, or outcomes.  If a change was requested and approved by PRM, please mention it.\nFor interim reporting, provide recommendations for improving the project design or adapting the project to address these changes, including any alterations to project goals, implementation plan, specific activities, indicators, or proposed outcomes.\nFor final reporting, describe the adjustments made due to the change in circumstances and how this affected achievement or change of the objectives or milestones established in the original proposal.\nMeasuring Results\nEach quarter, partners must submit an updated Excel indicator table with quantitative data showing progress towards indicator targets.  Use the Excel indicator table version approved during the proposal process to align with the objectives and indicators in the cooperative agreement.  Do not remove or change indicators without prior approval from PRM.\nIn addition to the Excel indicator table, use this section to provide more details on any notable achievements or challenges related to objectives and indicators.  You may insert or delete bullets based on the number of objectives in your program.\n(Suggested Length: 2 pages per objective, consult with PRM program staff if recommending","cbCaidhO6a4Pe2Xe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidhO6a4Pe2Xe","docx",48594,10,"English","# Basic Information Summary\n# Overall Performance\n## Narrative summary and gender integration\n# Programmatic Changes\n## Operational environment and recommendations\n# Measuring Results\n## Quarterly indicator updates and objective narratives\n# Program Participants\n## Geographic locations and marginalized sub-groups\n# Participation of and Accountability to the Affected Population\n## Information sharing and accessibility","[{\"question\":\"What information should be included in the Overall Performance section?\",\"answer\":\"Partners should discuss overall performance and results to date against project objectives and annual targets. 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