Government Policy Analysis Reports
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I need a seasoned researcher who can produce clear, data-driven policy analysis reports for clients operating in the government sector. Most of the briefs you’ll receive revolve around finance and international relations, with a particular emphasis on diplomatic relations and their economic impact.
Here’s what the work looks like:
• Carry out deep-dive literature reviews, fieldwork, and targeted interviews to capture firsthand insights.
• Translate complex findings into concise, executive-level reports that include an executive summary, evidence-based analysis, and actionable recommendations.
• Follow U.S. government document-drafting conventions so the final text is ready for direct submission or presentation.
• Stay in close contact with me and the end client to refine the scope, clarify objectives, and incorporate feedback quickly.
You’ll stand out if you have previous U.S. government experience, are a veteran, or possess an academic/professional background in international relations, economics, or finance. Familiarity with policy databases, FOIA requests, and standard citation formats (e.g., Chicago, APA) will also be valuable.
Deliverables for each assignment:
1. Policy analysis report (10–20 pages, depending on scope) with sources clearly cited.
2. One-page executive brief highlighting key takeaways.
3. Slide deck (8–12 slides) summarizing findings for stakeholders.
If you’re ready to dig into real-world policy questions and provide insights that shape decisions, let’s talk.
Here’s what the work looks like:
• Carry out deep-dive literature reviews, fieldwork, and targeted interviews to capture firsthand insights.
• Translate complex findings into concise, executive-level reports that include an executive summary, evidence-based analysis, and actionable recommendations.
• Follow U.S. government document-drafting conventions so the final text is ready for direct submission or presentation.
• Stay in close contact with me and the end client to refine the scope, clarify objectives, and incorporate feedback quickly.
You’ll stand out if you have previous U.S. government experience, are a veteran, or possess an academic/professional background in international relations, economics, or finance. Familiarity with policy databases, FOIA requests, and standard citation formats (e.g., Chicago, APA) will also be valuable.
Deliverables for each assignment:
1. Policy analysis report (10–20 pages, depending on scope) with sources clearly cited.
2. One-page executive brief highlighting key takeaways.
3. Slide deck (8–12 slides) summarizing findings for stakeholders.
If you’re ready to dig into real-world policy questions and provide insights that shape decisions, let’s talk.