UN SDG PowerPoint Presentation Creation
Budget: £10 – £13 GBP
I’m preparing a 10-minute assessed presentation on a single UN Sustainable Development Goal—either Good Health & Well-Being (SDG 3) or Quality Education (SDG 4)—and I need a polished set of PowerPoint slides that hit every point on my marking rubric.
The content has to be academically solid and properly referenced in Harvard style. Please weave in:
• the current challenges the world faces in this area,
• at least one convincing case study that shows tangible success,
• the future targets set by the UN, and
• a fresh, “think-outside-the-box” angle that keeps the audience engaged.
I’ll supply the rubric as soon as we start so you can align slide structure, depth of analysis and visual flair to each criterion. Charts, infographics, concise statistics and images sourced from reputable organisations (WHO, UNESCO, UN reports, peer-reviewed journals, etc.) will all help secure top marks, so feel free to draw on them—just cite everything on-slide and include a final reference list slide.
Deliverables
1. A fully editable .pptx file ready to present in roughly 10 minutes (12< slides is usually the sweet spot, but follow the rubric).
2. A separate Harvard-formatted reference list (Word or PDF) that matches the in-slide citations.
3. Speaker notes or timing cues so I can rehearse confidently.
I’m looking for clear storytelling, clean design and airtight academic backing—let me know your turnaround time and any clarifications you need, and we can get started right away.
The content has to be academically solid and properly referenced in Harvard style. Please weave in:
• the current challenges the world faces in this area,
• at least one convincing case study that shows tangible success,
• the future targets set by the UN, and
• a fresh, “think-outside-the-box” angle that keeps the audience engaged.
I’ll supply the rubric as soon as we start so you can align slide structure, depth of analysis and visual flair to each criterion. Charts, infographics, concise statistics and images sourced from reputable organisations (WHO, UNESCO, UN reports, peer-reviewed journals, etc.) will all help secure top marks, so feel free to draw on them—just cite everything on-slide and include a final reference list slide.
Deliverables
1. A fully editable .pptx file ready to present in roughly 10 minutes (12< slides is usually the sweet spot, but follow the rubric).
2. A separate Harvard-formatted reference list (Word or PDF) that matches the in-slide citations.
3. Speaker notes or timing cues so I can rehearse confidently.
I’m looking for clear storytelling, clean design and airtight academic backing—let me know your turnaround time and any clarifications you need, and we can get started right away.