An impact report describes why your efforts and outcomes are relevant and important and what difference they are making. It answers the questions:

• Why does this matter?
• How is it making a difference?
• Who or what is being affected?

The Impact Report should succinctly describe an achievement, contribution or something you are working on that you are particularly proud of or excited about because of its impact. Impact Reports will inform annual evaluation and be elevated to help tell the story of IANR's impact. See guidance for writing about impact at https://ianr.unl.edu/impact-report-guidelines .

Submit Impact Reports that illustrate impact in each area of your apportionment. You may either submit one Impact Report for each area of your apportionment, or, if the activity/achievement cuts across multiple apportionment areas, you may submit an Impact Report that describes that activity/achievement, its impact and how your contributions in multiple apportionment areas contribute to the impact. It must be clear that there is impact in each area of your apportionment.

Using the text box below, identify a brief title for your Impact Report that describes what it is about. Examples include:

• “Decreasing Food Waste at Harvest”
• “Soil Health Networks”
• “Latino Small Business Program”
• “Poultry Education for Youth and Adult Learners”
• “Mitigating the Impacts of Agrochemicals”
• “Managing Soybean Diseases”
• “Increasing Student Engagement through Experiential Learning”

Using the check boxes, indicate which apportionment area your Impact Report pertains to. If it describes impacts that cut across multiple apportionment areas check the box for “Combined”. If you have an apportionment area that is not reflected in the Impact Report, you must submit another Impact Report pertaining to your other apportionment area(s).