The document outlines the structure and components necessary for writing a comprehensive research report, including sections such as introduction, objectives, methodology, findings, discussion, and recommendations. It emphasizes the importance of detailed documentation and logical presentation in each section, along with budget considerations and ethical guidelines. Additionally, it includes instructions for conducting fieldwork and the analysis of data collected.

1. Writing a Report
Finalizing the Proposal
• Outlines:-
• 1-Introduction:
• 1-1Background information
• 1-2Statement of the problem
• 1-3Literature review
• 2-Objectives:-
• Outlines:-
• 1-Introduction:
• 1-1 Background information
• 1-2 Statement of the problem
• 1-3 Literature review
• 2- Objectives:-
• 3-Methodology:-
3-1 Study design, variables, data- collection technique
• 3-2 Sample
• 3-3 Plan for data collection
• 3-4 for data analysis
• 3-5 Ethical consideration
• 3-6 Preset/ pilot study
• - 4 Project Management:-
• 1- 4 Staffing and Works plan
• 2- 4 Administration & monitoring
• 3- 4 Plan for utilization and dissemination of results
• - 5 Budget
• 5-1- Budget
• 5-2- Budget Justification
Report Writing
• (No investigation is complete until a report is written)
1-Preliminary Report:-
* A review of your fieldwork experience
* A summary of preliminary findings
- 6 Annexes:-
• 6-1 Reference.
6-2 List of abbreviations.
6-3 Questionnaire (and/ or other data collection tools)

2. (No investigation is complete until a report is written)
1-Preliminary Report:-
* A review of your fieldwork experience
* A summary of preliminary findings
a) Reviewing of the fieldwork
• -Generally:-
*How do you function as a group?
*Were all group members active?
*Did you loose any members?
*Did you recruit any new members?
*What procedure did you follow to obtain permission?
*Did you manage to obtain the research assistant, equipment, transport,
and financial support needed?
*Were the resources you budgeted sufficient?
Technical Preparation.
**Training
**Pre test/ pilot study.
Field work:-
-Did you do your sampling as planned in the proposal?
-Did you get the information you want?
_Does the calculated sample= the actual sample size?
No of interviewers I.e if there were different group
interviewed?
-What were the data collection tools, and were they
adequately collected the data needed?
-Did you follow your work plan?
7- Research Findings:-
*Overview of all data collected
-Are records collected
-Completed
-Master sheet/ computer, prints?
-Answer of open- ended question?
*Write down result from
-F.G.D
-I.I.I
-Observation

3. • *Review your plan of analysis of data during the pre test.
*Review the statement of the problem and specific objective did the data
collected answer the research objective?
-Qualititative data
-Observation
Is there any contradiction between them or they complement each
other.
7- Research Findings:-
*Review the dummy tables
• -Analyzed the dependant variable
• -Prepare at least two table for each objective
• *What you did in data processing and what remain to be done for
the final report
• (preliminary, report not more than 4-5 page)
1-Final Report:-
Main component of a research report:-
• *Title
• *Abstract (summary of findings and recommendations)
• *Acknowledgement (optional)
• *Table of content
• *List of tables, figures (optional)
• *List of abbreviation, (optional)
• 1-Introduction
• 2-Objective
• 3-Methodology
• 4-Findings and Conclusion
• 5-Discussion
• 6-Recommendation
• 7-References, Annexes, Data collection, tools...Maps)
1-Title:-
• Should clearly explain what the report is about.
• Extra subtitle can be added
• Should contain the names of authors with their titles and position,
publisher, month and year of publication
• 2- Abstract:-
• *Should be informative (the summary is your advertisement) not
more than 250 word. Should contain

4. • -Statement of the problem
• -Place of the study
• -Methodology (study population, variables, sampling, how
data was collected, processed and analyzed)
• -Summary of research findings (result)
• -Conclusions
• -Recommendation (major or all)
3)Introduction:-
• -Background information
• -Health status
4)Objectives:-
• General and specific should be written . Unment objective should
be stated in the methodology and discussion section.
5)Methodology:
• *To inform reader on how the research was carried out.
• *It should contain enough details for duplication.
• *It should contain answer to:
• -What was the study design used?
• -What were the study population
• -How they were selected?
• -How many were they?
• -What were the technique used? And what the tools?
• -How data was analyzed and what were the statistical test used?
• -Was there any deviation from the proposal?
• -If any why?
6)Results:-
*Analyzed data should be presented in graphs, tables and the
statistical outcome.
*Tables and figures should be well titled and captioned with
footnotes.
7)Discussion:-
*Did you find what is expected?
*How do your results relate to others?
8)Conclusion:-
*Summarize your main findings
*Make suggestion for further research.
9)Recommendation:-
*Logically should follow from the discussion of the findings
*May be summarized according to the groups towards which they are
directed.

5. *In making recommendation use your findings+
Supportive information from other sources or related issues.
8)Conclusion:-
*Summary your main findings
*Make suggestion for further research.
9)Recommendation:-
*Logically should follow from the discussion of the findings
*May be summarize according to the groups towards which they are
directed.
*In making recommendation use your findings
Supportive information from other sources on related issues.
10)References and Appendences:
*References should be carefully checked and written.
It enables the reader to evaluate your sources. *
Style of Writing:-
*Simplicity
*Justification based on facts
*Quantity avoid large small
Be specific*
Avoid exaggeration*
Use short sentences*
*Be consistent in the use of tenses
*Be clear, logical and systematic in your presentation

6. *In making recommendation use your findings+
Supportive information from other sources or related issues.
8)Conclusion:-
*Summary your main findings
*Make suggestion for further research.
9)Recommendation:-
*Logically should follow from the discussion of the findings
*May be summarize according to the groups towards which they are
directed.
*In making recommendation use your findings
Supportive information from other sources on related issues.
10)References and Appendences:
*References should be carefully checked and written.
It enables the reader to evaluate your sources. *
Style of Writing:-
*Simplicity
*Justification based on facts
*Quantity avoid large small
Be specific*
Avoid exaggeration*
Use short sentences*
*Be consistent in the use of tenses
*Be clear, logical and systematic in your presentation