WASH Case study in Delhi Slums Policy Governance Research article -- 2
Budget: ₹600 – ₹15,000 INR
I have already gathered a set of qualitative interviews on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) with an emphasis on community health, policy and governance. What I need now is a fully developed, 12–15-page manuscript that a social-science journal can send straight to peer review. The article must flow through the following sections in this exact order: Introduction, Methods, Results, Analysis and Implications.
Your first task is to carry out a rigorous Thematic Analysis on the raw transcripts, clearly explaining the coding procedure and highlighting the major themes with illustrative quotations. To make the findings stand out, please produce cross-tabulation tables (for example, theme × stakeholder group) and companion pie charts that visualise key distributions. Text, tables and figures should be mutually consistent and ready for the journal’s layout team.
I will supply the transcripts, any existing ethics statements and a preferred reference style; you shape that material into a coherent narrative, tighten the language and ensure it meets standard academic conventions.
Deliverables
• A 12–15-page Word document (APA 7 or equivalent), complete with in-text citations and reference list
• Editable tables and pie charts in the format of your choice (Excel, Word or vector) and embedded in the manuscript
• A brief methods appendix outlining the coding framework and reliability checks
Acceptance criteria
• All five sections present and logically connected
• Themes traceable back to the original data, with at least one quotation per theme
• Tables and charts match the numbers reported in the text
• Language polished to publication standard, plagiarism-free and properly referenced
If that fits your skill set, I’ll forward the transcripts and any journal guidelines the moment we agree on the timeline.
Your first task is to carry out a rigorous Thematic Analysis on the raw transcripts, clearly explaining the coding procedure and highlighting the major themes with illustrative quotations. To make the findings stand out, please produce cross-tabulation tables (for example, theme × stakeholder group) and companion pie charts that visualise key distributions. Text, tables and figures should be mutually consistent and ready for the journal’s layout team.
I will supply the transcripts, any existing ethics statements and a preferred reference style; you shape that material into a coherent narrative, tighten the language and ensure it meets standard academic conventions.
Deliverables
• A 12–15-page Word document (APA 7 or equivalent), complete with in-text citations and reference list
• Editable tables and pie charts in the format of your choice (Excel, Word or vector) and embedded in the manuscript
• A brief methods appendix outlining the coding framework and reliability checks
Acceptance criteria
• All five sections present and logically connected
• Themes traceable back to the original data, with at least one quotation per theme
• Tables and charts match the numbers reported in the text
• Language polished to publication standard, plagiarism-free and properly referenced
If that fits your skill set, I’ll forward the transcripts and any journal guidelines the moment we agree on the timeline.