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Reporting on your TIS activities

You will need to provide a formal written report to the TIS program funder, the Australian Government Department of Health (DoH). The Department has provided a new reporting template which is also available for download from this page. Teams should note that contrary to the current Standard Grant Agreement, which has six and 12 month progress reporting, each progress report for TIS funded teams, will now cover a six month period.

TIS RTCG six month performance report template

Please download this template to use for your performance reporting.

Performance reporting review process – December 2022

This PDF outlines the performance reporting review process.

Monitoring and reporting on social media activities with Penney Upton (narrated slides)

Please listen to this short presentation (20 minutes) which discusses the monitoring and reporting of social media activities, including reach, engagement and impact. Please note: The presentation will start playing automatically when opened.

Tips for completing your performance report – December 2022

This document provides general advice and answers frequently asked questions about the Indicators for performance reporting.

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