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Write Research Proposal on the below given idea considering all points listed from the beginning upto the end. When you write use resource or reference research from 2000 up to 2024 in Ethiopia more, from all world concerning only the topic. Look at the end also hint given will help you to write strong research proposal. When you write effective research proposal first cover page, next about abstract one page, next below given in bold number 1 up to 14 respectivelly THE IMPACT OF LEADERSHIP STYLES ON SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION: A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED PUBLIC PROJECT IN BERBERE DISTRICT Create strong proposal on the below given topic Example to use when you write The ideal proposal Here is a well-defined problem It’s an important problem (evidence…) We have a promising idea (evidence…) We are a world-class team (evidence…) Here is what we hope to achieve Here is how we plan to build on our idea to achieve it Give us the money. Please. Proposed Title It should be as brief as possible It should enable the reader to understand what the research is about It should be clear and transparent It should capture and reflect the content of the proposal It should be in one line or two The general standard of research proposals is low So it is not hard to shine Although, sadly, that still does not guarantee a grant. Good luck! Write Cover page Abstract------ One page, please Start with a one-page summary, that tells the whole story (previous slide) Remember: most of your readers will only read this page NO BOILERPLATE: “The XYZ institute has a vigorous research programme in many important fields...”. This page is worth 10x the other pages. Every word is precious. Is a short informative summary of the entire document Provide brief information about the whole problem to be investigated The abstract of proposal should contain the following points: Title or topic of the research Statement of the problem and objective Methodology of investigation Expected result 1. Background of the Study Reviews the previous work to reveal what is known of the subject Present a concise explanation on the development, trend and current state of the theme of the study Start by providing a global synopsis of the subject and move to regional and specific to country, local or institution situation Reviewers often consider brevity and clarity in the presentation to be indicative of focused approach to a research objective and ability to achieve the specific aims of a project.” 2. Statement of the Problem Identify the void in knowledge/specific problem your project would fill/resolve. Provide general background on problem through review of pertinent literature - not just your own work. Critically evaluate current state of knowledge. Clearly identify hypotheses/concepts your project would test. For grant proposals, summarize any relevant unpublished preliminary data you may have gathered – INCLUDE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE Avoid the temptation to be encyclopedic -the goal in this section is NOT TO TELL ALL YOU KNOW, but rather to TELL ALL THE REVIEWER NEEDS TO KNOW to understand and appreciate the importance of your project Logical sequence for presenting “Statement of the problem” 1. Describe the magnitude, frequency, and distribution of the problem 2. Describe the probable causes of the problem What is the current knowledge of the problem and its causes? Is there consensus? Is there controversy? Is there conclusive evidence? 3. Describe possible solutions In what ways have solutions to the problem been attempted? What has been proposed? What are the results? 4. Explain about unanswered questions What remains to be answered? What areas have not been possible to understand, determine, verify, or test? 5. Researchable problem What is the problem? Is it an interesting problem? That is, is it research at all? Is it an important problem? That is, would anyone care if you solved it? (jargon: “impact”) Having a "customer" helps: someone who wants you to