1) Access to completed follow ups would be great and very helpful. We would be OK with ours having access to submitted Follow Ups as well, but I would anticipate that would not work for everyone. Our board would only be interested in interim and final reports, not follow ups along the lines of the grant agreement.
2) Ours would be most interested when looking at new applications from an organization. A few may be interested in seeing those from previous grantees who did not reapply, however that would only apply to a few of our processes in which regular repeat grants are allowed.
3) Either. If we had to assign them, we would probably only assign them when the grantee is applying for a new grant, or if there is something very specific in the follow up that we want the board to read. Would assigning the follow ups require some action on the board's part? If so, our preference would be for them to have access to all.
4) Just looking and reading
Kim Shelton
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1) Access to completed follow ups would be great and very helpful. We would be OK with ours having access to submitted Follow Ups as well, but I would anticipate that would not work for everyone. Our board would only be interested in interim and final reports, not follow ups along the lines of the grant agreement.
2) Ours would be most interested when looking at new applications from an organization. A few may be interested in seeing those from previous grantees who did not reapply, however that would only apply to a few of our processes in which regular repeat grants are allowed.
3) Either. If we had to assign them, we would probably only assign them when the grantee is applying for a new grant, or if there is something very specific in the follow up that we want the board to read. Would assigning the follow ups require some action on the board's part? If so, our preference would be for them to have access to all.
4) Just looking and reading