§ 1000.512. Are performance reports required?

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Yes. An annual report shall be submitted by the recipient to HUD and the Indian tribe being served in a format acceptable by HUD. Annual performance reports shall contain:

(a)The information required by sections 403(b) and 404(b) of NAHASDA;

(b)Brief information on the following:

(1)A comparison of actual accomplishments to the planned activities established for the period;

(2)The reasons for slippage if established planned activities were not met; and

(3)Analysis and explanation of cost overruns or high unit costs;

(c)Any information regarding the recipient's performance in accordance with HUD's performance measures, as set forth in section § 1000.524; and

(d)Annual performance data to reflect the accomplishments of the recipient to include, as specified in the IHP:

(1)Permanent and temporary jobs supported with IHBG funds;

(2)Outputs by eligible activity, including:

(i)Units completed or assisted, and

(ii)Families assisted; and

(3)Outcomes by eligible activity.

(e)As applicable, items required under §§ 1000.302 and 1000.544. \[63 FR 12349, Mar. 12, 1998, as amended at 77 FR 71528, Dec. 3, 2012\]