Here are some tips for analyzing and reporting the data collected in the process:
- Checking for incomplete data, removal of duplicate responses
- Use of Appropriate Statistical Methods
- Identifying Key Findings and Patterns
- Create charts, graphs and tables to illustrate key findings and patterns in the data
- Preparing a written report or summary of key findings
- Making recommendations including drawing conclusions.
- Graphs, charts and other visual aids to make data more accessible and understandable
- A brief overview of the key findings and conclusions.
- Detailed explanation of the survey methods used, including sampling techniques and data collection procedures.
- Identifying specific steps that stakeholders can take to address the issues highlighted in the survey.
By following these steps, you can ensure that the data collected from this process is properly analyzed and reported, that can help guide decision making and bring about positive change in the community.
For your information, let us tell you that this survey is done differently for different areas, its standard for any corporate and political survey and the questions asked in it may be different. If it is done at any district level, Assembly or Lok Sabha level, then its cost will be different and if this work is done at any state level, then its cost will be different. You have to decide, how to make a structure from this survey, what type of database you have to take for work in your field.