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                -  REEIS - research, education and economics information system 
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                -  ASAP - Automated Standard Application for Payments 

The Research, Extension, and Education Project Online Reporting Tool (REEport) is NIFA’s primary grant reporting application for non-capacity (competitively awarded) projects. The application collects both technical and financial data related to non-capacity (competitively awarded) projects and allows grantees to report significant accomplishments and impacts of their research, extension, and educational work.  REEport is housed in the NIFA Reporting Portal.

**Launch the NIFA Reporting Portal to access REEport****NOTE:** NIFA grant reporting for capacity (formula) projects and programs was transferred to the NIFA Reporting System (NRS) in 2020.

#### Who Uses REEport

Partner Universities, Independent Institutions, and Internal Users all use REEport. Find out more about each group and get specific REEport guidance and instructions:
                  - Partner Universities                     - Land-grant colleges and universities that receive capacity funds from NIFA, but may also receive non-capacity (competitively awarded) funds.
                    - These institutions may have centralized administrative oversight in REEport and REEport Site Administrator(s) at their organization.
                  - Independent Institutions                     - Organizations that only receive non-capacity (competitively awarded) funds.
                    - Can be businesses or universities.
                  - Internal Users                     - NIFA staff who review and approve project data and report submissions.

#### Primary Resources and Help Desk

                  - REEport User Guide
                  - REEport Frequently Asked Questions
                  - Manual of Classification
                  - Send us a message:  REEport Help Desk

#### Outreach

                  - Sign up for the REEport listserv  in order to get up-to-date information on system downtime, future development, new reporting requirements, and policy information.                     - To subscribe to the email list, send an email to  lyris@lyris.nifa.usda.gov .
                    - Skip your subject line and type  subscribe REEportDeploy  in the body of your message.
                    - Be sure you receive an email confirming your subscription.

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