Assignment:

Need Content and Script everything for a PPT. Also the PPT

Background

You have been hired as an advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada. Your task is to analyze the current COVID-19 situation, evaluate effectiveness of existing measures and recommend when Canada should call theend of pandemic ( https://montrealgazette.com/news/covid-19-pandemic-is-not-over-health-canada-says )

While we can see that most COVID-19 measures have been lifted the World Health Organizationsaid that Covid-19 remains a global health emergency ( https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/30/who-says-covid-remains-a-global-emergency-but-pandemic-could-near-its-end-in-2023.html ) as the world enters the fourth year of the pandemic.

Given your analytical expertise and lessons we learned over the past 3.5 years provide a set of recommendations to the PM on how to combat current and future waves of the disease.

Tools and Data

You can use Power BI (recommended) or other tools you feel comfortable using for visualizations.

Instructions:

You will analyze the data from

• Ontario Data Catalogue( https://data.ontario.ca/dataset?keywords_en=COVID-19)
• Government of Canada COVID-19( https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19/epidemiological-economic-research-data.html ) or
• Our World in Data ( https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus )

1. Chose the relevant datasets to support your project, download datasets to Power BI.
2. Choose the core message for your presentation
3. For your conclusion and recommendation, describe a course of action that will make the existing measures more effective.
4. Create visualizations that show trends, forecasts, and correlations. Include them as reference material.
5. Provide a script for 8 mins.

Script should the following:

1. Introduction: A high level summary of the whole presentation. (~1 minute). Project a high sense of urgency right from the start of your presentation.
2. Brief explanation of your data analysis approach (~2 minutes)
3. Opening for Arguments / Argument Summary (~1 minute)
4. First Argument (~1 minute)
5. Second Argument (~1 minute)
6. Third Argument (~1 minute)
7. Results, Conclusion and Recommendation (~2 minutes)