This document provides guidance on event reporting basics, including what should be reported (details of the event or activity), when (following the plan from idea to evaluation), and how (exploring required reporting forms and processes). It also discusses why event reporting is important for coordination, financial assistance, and distinguishing innovation, as well as whom the reports should be submitted to like student branches or regions. The overall process involves planning, preparation, execution, and feedback.

1. Event Reporting-The Basics
By Nafeesa Mazhar

3. THE WHOLE STORY IS…

4. WHAT

5. AN ACTIVITY IS …..

8. IK FALL

10. MAJOR INGREDIENTS

11. WHY

15. Event Report Writing Is Meant For
COORDINATION
FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
LIFE SIGN DISTINCTION INNOVATION

16. WHEN

17. FOLLOW THE TRAIN…
IDEA Plan Preparation Execution Feedback Evaluation

18. YOUR MILESTONES ARE

19. WHERE

20. Whom to Report ?
• Student Branch
• Section
• Region

21. HOW

22. THINGS TO EXPLORE
Home >Socities & Communities>Geographic Activities > Required Reporting

23. The world is not dangerous because
of those who do harm but because
of those who look at it without
doing anything
Albert Einstein

24. THANK YOU
.¤*¨¨*¤.¸¸...¸.¤
¸. PAKISTAN ,.,
....¸.¤*¨¨*¤.¸¸.¸.¤*
..
☻/
/▌
/
LONG LIVE