LIPF Pilot Quarterly Monitoring Report
Overview
This is a draft version used to soft-test the LIPF quarterly monitoring report.
This form is used to collect mandatory quarterly reports from project leads of LIPF-funded projects. We ask you to report on the past quarter.
These sections are mandatory:
- Your project's progress relating to relevant innovation activities (we do not expect all to apply to every project).
- Updates on project core monitoring metrics (we do not expect all to apply to every project), e.g., job creation, engagement events or development of new partnerships; progress toward achieving key outcomes (e.g., product creation, spin-outs); details on awards of matched co-investment and further funding.
- Updates on the project lead's experience of working with UKRI and their region, as well as on their project's progress overall.
We also provide an optional section containing further questions, in which you can choose to provide any extra information.
UKRI’s Privacy Statement can be found here.
Why your views matter
The information we collect will form a critical evidence base for you, regional authorities, UKRI and the government. Part of its purpose is to ensure that grant funding (i.e., public funds) is being applied in line with the purpose it was intended for, and for assessing whether outcomes and impacts outlined within project proposals are being realised.
Data collected here will be used for monitoring and evaluation activities to:
- Help UKRI and regional innovation boards understand how projects are progressing
- Demonstrate the difference LIPF funding is making to society and the economy
- Help make the case to government for future investment
- Help us all learn and improve how we operate, including how projects are delivered, how UKRI operates as a funder, and how government designs policies
LIPF quarterly monitoring report
Audiences
- Government
- Innovation Community
- Research Community
- Third Sector
Interests
- Data services
- Research and Innovation Sector Engagement
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