The key concern with respect to project progress reports is that they contain information that is relevant to the reader, that progress against what was planned is assessed (performance), and that the information is clearly and concisely presented. More information is not better information – quality is the key. The Common Relex Information System (CRIS) provides a standardized structure for reporting on the implementation of EC funded projects (through the ‘Implementation Report’ window). This information must be regularly updated. Good quality monitoring reports are also an essential input to project evaluations and audits. Without clearly documented project plans and a documented record of progressive achievements,.
