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Developing a Monitoring Plan
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The Monitoring Report
After
an in-depth
review, PJ monitoring staff must prepare and send to the owners,
developers, sponsors, sub recipients, state recipients, and/or contractors
a report describing the results of the review. It is important that
the monitoring report include the reasons underlying all conclusions.
A
comprehensive follow-up report should include the following elements:
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The
organization's identification or contract number; |
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Names
of the PJ staff person(s) who performed the review; |
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Elements
of the program or project examined during the monitoring review; |
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Conclusions for each element that was monitored and the facts
supporting each conclusion; |
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A
description of areas showing strong performance and areas in need
of improvement; |
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Specific
actions that the organization must take to correct non-compliance
or weaknesses, and the deadlines for completing these corrective
actions; |
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The
method for communicating the results of the corrective actions;
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Recommended
actions the entity could take to improve overall performance. |
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