I’m preparing a course assignment on geospatial analytics for decision making and need a complete, ready-to-submit package. The analysis must revolve around demographic data and economic activities, showing how location-based insights inform practical decisions. You will: • Write a clear, well-structured report that explains objectives, data sources, processing steps, findings, and decision-making implications. • Build a QGIS project that recreates every map and analysis discussed in the report, with all linked shapefiles neatly organised and delivered in one ZIP archive so the project opens without missing layers. • Distil the key talking points into a set of cue cards I can reference while presenting. • Translate the narrative into a visually engaging PowerPoint deck that mirrors the report’s flow and highlights maps, charts, and conclusions. Acceptance criteria – All maps render correctly when the ZIP is unzipped and the QGIS project is opened on a clean machine. – Demographic and economic layers are clearly labelled, symbolised, and backed by cited sources. – The report follows a logical, academic structure (introduction, methods, results, discussion, references) and stays concise. – Cue cards and slides line up with the report sections so I can move seamlessly between them during a presentation. QGIS (current LTR), basic Python processing scripts (if used), and standard shapefile/GeoPackage formats are preferred to keep everything easily reproducible. Deliver the full package, ready for peer review, and I’ll handle the submission.