Digital Reporting
How It Works
Reporting is conducted through our digital application system.
You will receive an email notification when the reporting period opens.
Reporting on achieved results and utilized funds must take place at agreed milestones (usually once per year) and always upon project completion.
For multi-year grants, funds for the following year can only be requested after the report has been approved. Reporting must be conducted once the allocated funds for the current year have been spent. Please note that if funds remain, the report will be returned.
Reporting on ongoing projects must be completed before a new grant application can be submitted.
Report Contents
Project reporting should comprehensively address both the status of results and the allocation of funds. The report should encompass documentation showcasing progress, including but not limited to published articles, reports, conference participation, patents, and other pertinent materials.
Project
Layman’s summary
Briefly outline the problem addressed and elucidate how your findings contribute to its resolution. Summarize in accessible terms how your project contributes to promoting an active and independent life for individuals living with disabilities.
Background
Identify the specific need within the disability community targeted by your research and rationalize its significance.
Scientific question
Detail the central scientific query guiding your research project.
Project objectives
Enumerate the concrete objectives and outcomes envisaged at the project’s outset.
Results/Accomplishments
Provide an overview of the outcomes achieved thus far and assess the degree of goal attainment.
Evaluation and conclusions
Offer insights derived from your findings and elucidate potential applications.
Utilization
Explain the short- and long-term implications of your findings on promoting independence and activity among individuals with disabilities.
Future prospects
Present your vision for the project’s future trajectory and outline prospective areas of inquiry.
Knowledge dissemination
Scientific publications and reports
Catalog any publications or reports stemming from the project during the active period. Include a hyperlink to the article using Digital Object Identifier (DOI). Additionally, disclose articles that are pending publication or undergoing review, along with any other relevant scientific reports.
Presentations at Scientific Forums
Record presentations, oral prsentations or posters, of project findings at academic conferences or symposia.
Engagement in other contexts
Highlight involvement in media appearances, popular science lectures, podcasts, etc., with relevant links provided.