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What is tangible results?

Tangible results refer to physical outcomes or achievements that can be measured or observed.

Who is required to file tangible results?

Any individual, organization, or entity that receives funding or resources based on specific outcomes may be required to file tangible results.

How to fill out tangible results?

Tangible results can be filled out by providing details on the specific outcomes achieved, including measurements, observations, and any supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of tangible results?

The purpose of tangible results is to demonstrate the effectiveness and impact of an initiative, program, or project.

What information must be reported on tangible results?

Information reported on tangible results may include data on activities, outputs, outcomes, impact, and any other relevant indicators.