This assignment addresses the critical public health issue of malaria prevention among pregnant women in Ghana. It begins by identifying the problem through a literature review, emphasizing the increased vulnerability of pregnant women to malaria and its adverse effects. The project's objective is to explore knowledge of malaria and identify risk factors associated with insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) in Ashanti, Ghana. The assignment outlines research questions, target, investigative, and sample populations, and proposes a survey research design as the most feasible quantitative approach. It identifies study factors, outcomes, and potential confounding factors, followed by sample size calculation and a random sampling strategy. Finally, the assignment includes a detailed survey questionnaire designed to collect data on malaria knowledge, ITN usage, and related factors. The references used in the study are also provided.