Reporting  Continuous reporting in the period of the project  • The Contractor’s national partner must ensure continuous reporting to the EU-OSHA's national  partner, as well as to the Contractor headquarters about the status of preparation;  • The Contractor’s national partner will provide weekly updates and all necessary documents to  Contractor headquarters who will include the information to EU-OSHA’s online collaborative  tool;  • Reporting should also include a detailed service reporting shortly before the event and after the  implementation. Reporting templates will be provided by Contractor headquarters. Contractor  headquarters must ensure to upload all the necessary documents on EU-OSHA’s online  collaborative tool.  • Following the media training, the Contractor’s national partner must draft a comprehensive final  report with all relevant information on the training sessions: who attended, what additional  topics were discussed/presented (if not foreseen in the initial programme), evaluation of the  results and recommendations/tips for the participants for future public relations;  • After the approval of the EU-OSHA's national partner, the Contractor’s national partner should  provide the final report to Contractor headquarters, who will provide an overall reporting to EU- OSHA, including a financial breakdown.  Final report  Venue for onsite training  E-platform for online training  • Venue/room for about 15 pax with WIFI connection and air conditioning (if the venue is not  provided by the EU-OSHA's national partner).  • For online trainings, the Contractor must provide the E-platform to be compliant with GDPR  Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2018/1725 of 23 October 2018).  European Agency for Safety and Health at Work – EU-OSHA  69 