General Submission Guidelines:

1. Relevance to Themes:
   Submissions should align with the Musawir Institute’s core focus areas, including governance, sustainability, civic engagement, and economic development.

2. Original Work:
   All submissions must be original. Plagiarism will not be accepted.

3. Language and Style:
   Submissions should be written in clear, professional English. Avoid jargon or overly complex language.

4. Citations and References:
   Use proper citation methods (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago). Include references to credible sources and research.

5. Deadline:
   Submissions may be accepted on an ongoing basis or in response to specific calls for contributions. Be mindful of submission deadlines, if applicable.

6. Submission Format:
   Typically, submissions should be uploaded as Word documents or PDFs. Images and infographics may be sent separately in high-resolution formats (JPG, PNG).

7. Review Process:
   The Musawir Institute may review submissions before publication. Expect feedback, and in some cases, revisions may be requested.

8. Rights and Attribution:
   Authors may retain copyright, but Musawir Institute may ask for exclusive rights to publish submissions. Be sure to check if you are required to provide attribution.

Submission Categories:

The Musawir Institute likely has specific submission categories and guidelines to ensure high-quality contributions. While these can vary based on current needs, here’s an outline of typical categories and guidelines you might expect:

1. Research Papers

   • Content: In-depth analysis of pressing social, economic, or political issues. Should be evidence-based and offer actionable recommendations.

   • Word Limit: 2,500 to 5,000 words

   • Format: Academic style with references and citations (APA, MLA, etc.)

2. Blogs and Opinion Pieces (Op-eds)

   • Content: Short, insightful commentary on current events, trends, or policy issues. Focus on engaging the reader and providing fresh perspectives.

   • Word Limit: 800 to 1,500 words

   • Format: Clear and concise, with a strong introduction, body, and conclusion. Include a call to action if applicable.

3. Reports and Case Studies

   • Content: Detailed accounts of research, field studies, or program evaluations. Can focus on local or global challenges and solutions.

   • Word Limit: 1,500 to 3,000 words

   • Format: Structured with headings, subheadings, and clear recommendations.

4. Interactive Content and Webinars

   • Content: Proposals for virtual discussions or events that aim to foster dialogue on key issues. Can include panel discussions, Q&A sessions, or interviews with thought leaders.

   • Format: Brief outline or proposal with key topics, potential speakers, and target audience.

5. Creative Submissions (Infographics, Visuals, Podcasts and Videos)

   • Content: Infographics, data visualizations, or short videos that explain complex issues in an accessible way.

   • Format: High-quality graphics, Podcasts (Less than or equal to 60 minutes with sub-title enabled option) or videos with captions, and a brief summary or explanation.

What happens post submission:

1. Review Process

• After submission, the Musawir Institute team will review your entry. You may be contacted for feedback or revisions.

• Please allow a reasonable amount of time for the review process.

2. Follow-Up

• If you do not receive a response within a specified period (e.g., 1–2 weeks), feel free to send a polite follow-up email to inquire about your submission status.

APPLY

• To Apply Please email all your submissions at musawirinstitute@gmail.com with the category of your submission mentioned in subject head of email.

Contact

• For other Queries, you are requested to email at zmr.zain@gmail.com