A five-step procedure can be used to arrange content intended to enlighten readers: Executive Summary, Background, Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations. These headings should help guide you in drafting an effective summary report. The executive summary is a brief overview of the problem, the reasons it needs to be solved, and how the solution will benefit the reader. It should be no more than one page long, include all the necessary information, and be easy to understand for anyone who may read it. The executive summary should not contain any scientific or technical language because these readers are not qualified to understand it. They need only get the main idea from the summary paragraph or less. To make an effective summary report, first write a short description of the problem. Next, find out more about the problem by reading relevant literature. Finally, put everything together in a single document by including both facts and opinions from different sources. This will help ensure that you cover all relevant topics while still being concise and clear with the message you want to send.