Why progress reporting matters
The progress your research is making is so important to people affected by lung conditions. It’s essential for us to understand how your projects are going, the progress you’re making, and the impact it will have.
Annual reports
All projects longer than 12 months require an annual progress report.
Reports should include:
- Updates on progress against the project’s original objectives
- Details of any deviations from objectives or timelines
- Any challenges or issues faced
- Lay summaries of your work so we can update our supporters
Final reports
All grant awards require a final report on the outcome of your research project within one month of the grant period ending. Reports are currently administered via email from Asthma + Lung UK.
Please ensure your contact details are up to date.
Sharing your work
Your work matters, and we want to hear about it. All our research is funded through generous public donations, charitable trusts, and corporate donors. Reporting your results helps us demonstrate the impact of this funding.
We want to hear about:
- Papers submitted for publication arising partly or wholly from an Asthma + Lung UK grant
- Presentations of Asthma + Lung UK-funded work at conferences or events
- Changes in policy or clinical practice resulting from your research
- Awards or accolades you receive (congratulations!)
Talk to us
If you have any questions about research reporting, managing your grant, or sharing your work, contact us by email: research@asthmaandlung.org.uk.