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.