Our Impact Statements are 1 to 2 page summaries of Multistate Research Project activities that led to (or could lead to) changes in knowledge, behavior, or social, economic, or environmental conditions. 

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An Impact Statement is based on the information in a project's annual reports. An Impact Statement is developed at the end of a project's five-year funding cycle after project members submit their final report.

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Our Impact Statements are used by:

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• Research project participants

• University leaders and communications departments 

• Regional Agricultural Experiment Stations associations

• USDA-NIFA leaders and communications staff

• Government officials

• Industry partners

• Other stakeholders

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Our Impact Statements are used in:

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• Newspaper and magazine articles

• Grant proposals

• Media interviews

• Speeches

• Presentations

• Newsletters

• Legislative meetings

• Social media