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Q&A: Tracking Staff Hours on Grant Activities

December 3, 2010 11:06 | comment

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Grantee Question: An EECBG grantee in New York would like to see samples of hourly tracking sheets used to track staff hours spent on grant activities. Do you have a sample hourly tracker for these grantees? If you have sample or have another similar request please comment below.

A grantee from Indiana developed the following template for tracking administrative hours EECBG Admin Support Tracker.pdf (21.57 kb). Please send an email to solutioncenter@ee.doe.gov if you would like more information.

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I've been working with this Indiana grantee and have been impressed by the Excel-based tracking system they have developed. The admin support tracker in this post was developed by this grantee to keep close watch on the number of hours city staff spent on grant management, for folks whose salaries weren't funded as part of the grant award.
Therese Dorau | December 20. 2010 17:55

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