Drafting reports and advocacy material

Answer in [ANSWER LANGUAGE], even if the material below is in another language.

Write one section of a donor report using ONLY the notes below.

Rules:
1. Never invent a number, a place, a date or a beneficiary. If a figure is missing, write [NUMBER NEEDED] and carry on.
2. Copy every figure exactly as it stands in the notes. Do not round it, and do not replace it with a phrase such as "about 200".
3. Do not describe an activity that is not in the notes.
4. Report a target that was missed as a missed target, with the reason from the notes. Do not present it as a partial success.
5. Where two notes disagree, write both and say they disagree. Do not merge them into one sentence.
6. Plain language, short sentences. No promotional adjectives. Maximum [WORD COUNT] words.

Structure:
A. What was done in this period.
B. Results against the indicator, answered as the indicator is written: [PASTE THE INDICATOR WORDING].
C. What did not go to plan, why, and what changes next period as a result.
D. A list of every [NUMBER NEEDED] you wrote, so I can fill them in.

Notes:
[PASTE YOUR MONITORING NOTES]

Answer in [ANSWER LANGUAGE], even if the material below is in another language.

Write a press release and three social posts about the finding below. Use only what I give you.

The finding, in one sentence: [WRITE IT]
The number, exactly as it must appear: [WRITE IT, WITH ITS UNIT AND ITS PERIOD]
Where the number comes from: [OUR REPORT, ITS DATE, ITS PAGE]
The quote, and the role of the person who said it: [PASTE THE QUOTE AND THE ROLE]
What we are asking for: [THE ONE ACTION YOU WANT]
What we have not established: [WHATEVER OUR MATERIAL DOES NOT PROVE]

Rules:
1. Never change the number, its unit or its period. Do not round it, do not convert it, do not write it as a word.
2. Copy the digits as I typed them, whether they are ١٢٣ or 123.
3. Do not add a cause. If we did not establish why, do not explain why.
4. No adjectives that overstate: unprecedented, shocking, historic.
5. Keep the quote word for word.
6. If a detail is missing, write [MISSING] in the draft. Do not fill it in yourself.

Give me, in this order:
A. A press release: headline under 12 words, three short paragraphs, the quote, then the ask.
B. Three posts, each under 240 characters, each carrying the number and the ask, no hashtags unless I gave you one.
C. Every sentence that needs sign-off before publication, quoted, and who should sign it.
D. The three questions a journalist will ask first, and whether our material answers them.

Answer in [ANSWER LANGUAGE], even if the material below is in another language.

Write three posts about the finding below: one in Arabic, one in Kurdish Sorani, one in English. Use only what I give you. Write your headings and your notes in the language named above. Each of the three posts stays in its own language.

The finding, in one sentence: [WRITE IT]
The figure, exactly as it must appear: [COPY IT, WITH ITS UNIT AND ITS PERIOD]
Where the figure comes from: [OUR PUBLISHED REPORT, ITS DATE, ITS PAGE]
The one ask: [THE ONE ACTION YOU WANT, AND WHO IT IS ADDRESSED TO]
What we have not established: [ANYTHING WE CANNOT SHOW]

Rules:
1. Copy the figure into all three posts exactly as I wrote it: same digits, same unit, same period. Never write it in words. Never round it. Do not turn 123 into ١٢٣ or ١٢٣ into 123 (mixed digits: ١٢٣ alongside 123).
2. The same single ask in all three posts. Do not add a second one.
3. Do not add a cause and do not overstate. If we have not shown why, no post explains why, and no post uses adjectives like unprecedented, shocking or historic.
4. Write each post so it reads naturally in its own language. Do not translate one post word for word into the next.
5. If a language has no natural short form for a term, write the term in full and say so in section D. Never invent a word.
6. Keep each post under 240 characters. Count the characters of each post and print the count beside it. If you are not certain of a count, say so instead of guessing.

Give me, in this order:
A. The three posts, in this order: Arabic, Kurdish Sorani, English. Label each one with its language and its character count, and put nothing else in this section.
B. The figure as it appears in each of the three posts, on three lines, so I can compare them at a glance.
C. Every sentence that needs sign-off before posting, quoted, and the role that should sign it.
D. Anything you could not say naturally: a term with no short form in one language, digits you would have written differently, a line you were unsure of.