; or (ii) progress made on the project and a detailed timeline for completion. (C) A description of whether the project was successful, including if goals were met, and the following information, if applicable: (i) The number of previously underserved or unserved households now served. (ii) The percentage of households in State connected to broadband. (iii) Any project improvements that would increase the affordability of broadband. (D) Any recommendations for further improvements on the project. (2) Report on completion With regard to any project not completed by the submission of the report required pursuant to paragraph (1), not later than 30 days after the date on which the project is completed, the eligible State broadband office shall submit to the Assistant Secretary a report that includes the information described under subparagraphs (A), (B)(i), (C), and (D). (g) Transparency, accountability, and oversight required (1) In general In implementing this section, the Assistant Secretary shall adopt measures to ensure sufficient transparency, accountability, and oversight to provide the public with information regarding the award and use of grant funds under this section, and to deter waste, fraud, and abuse of grant funds. (2) Review of report The Assistant Secretary shall review any report submitted pursuant to subsection (e) and consider any new ideas from those reports for future NTIA projects. (3) Request for information The recipient of any grant made under this section shall respond to any request made by the Assistant Secretary for more information or documentation related to the project funded through the grant. (4) Misuse of funds The Assistant Secretary may prohibit any grant recipient from other grants made by NTIA if the Assistant Secretary determines there has been a misuse of funds under this section. (5) Recovery of unauthorized use of funds To the extent that the Inspector General of the Department of Commerce determines that an eligible entity expended grant funds received under this section