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Optimal Cost-Effective Health Projects

Strategically chosen health projects averting 12,000 DALYs & benefiting 600,020 people. Selection based on full fund utilization & high cost-benefit ratios, emphasizing primary care.

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Optimal Cost-Effective Health Projects

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  1. Costing and Cost Effective Analysis Group I

  2. Project E • Number of people benefited – 500,000 • Cost Benefit Ratio - 100 • DALY’s averted – 10,000 • Politically Appealing

  3. Project D • Number of people benefited - 20 • Cost Benefit Ratio - 4000 • DALY’s averted – 1000 • Focused and importance given to special focused groups • Second cost benefit ratio

  4. Project A • Number of people benefited – 100,000 • Cost Benefit Ratio - 5000 • DALY’s averted - 1000 • Emphasis on Primary Health Care • Community Appealing

  5. Conclusions Appropriate selection of the projects was due to : • 12, 000 DALY’s were averted • Allotted amount was utilized fully • Benefited 600,020 people • Project F was very cost ineffective since it averted only 40 DALYs and only 20 beneficiaries • Eliminated Project C since it spends 10 million and one only averts only 2000 DALY’s • We selected the most cost effective projects

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