How to Write Policy Paper?

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Policy Paper Writing Format

 

Title Page

 

Contents

List of Abbreviation

Forward

Acknowledgements

 

Executive Summery

 

1. Introduction/Background of the Issue

2. Problem Statement

3. Current Policies

4. Objectives and Questions

5. Alternative Options/Solutions

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

6. Analysis of Options

7. Recommendation

 

NB: 

1 Font size would be 12

2. Each section head will be bold

3. Maximum 8 pages. (Pages can be more if it is needed)

4. Font will be Times New Roman 

5. It will be original work. Avoid plagiarism. 

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