The structure of the report should contain the following elements:

1. Introduction: This should provide an overview of the report and its purpose. 2. Background: This should provide a brief description of the context and any relevant background information. 3. Methodology: This should describe the research methods used to gather data and analyze it. 4. Findings: This should present the results of the research in an organized manner, including tables, charts, or graphs if necessary. 5. Conclusions and Recommendations: This should summarize the findings and suggest any potential solutions or changes that may be needed based on those findings. 6. Appendix (optional): This should include any additional information that is not part of the main body of the report but may be useful for readers to refer to, such as raw data or detailed calculations used in analysis