What Is Post-Award Management—And Why Does It Matter?

Author: Dr. Rielly Keyser, DrPH

Winning a grant is exciting — but managing it correctly is where many organizations fall short. That’s where post-award management comes in.

Post-award management refers to the strategic, administrative, and compliance-related support required after you receive a grant. This includes:

  • Launching the project in alignment with the approved scope of work

  • Submitting reports that prove impact and spending accuracy

  • Communicating with funders for modifications, extensions, or updates

  • Tracking expenses and preparing documentation for audits

  • Demonstrating success through evaluation and outcome reports

Without post-award support, organizations risk falling out of compliance — which could jeopardize future funding.

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