This is slightly higher than what was recently reported by the WHO (3.8 liters per capita per year for persons aged 15 year old and above in Vietnam).
WHO has suggested that governments should be willing to pay 3 times gross domestic product per capita per year for a good life-year.
They varied between 47 and 54 SU per capita per year, with a continuous decrease after 1979, the year with the highest consumption.
The disability adjusted life years (DALYs) associated with indoor air pollution in Burkina Faso were estimated to be 58 per 1,000 capita per year in 2002 compared to 1.7 DALYs per 1,000 capita per year for outdoor air pollution (39).
The full implementation of HEP services at village level costs US$5.1 per capita per year, which is comparable to the US$5.63 per capita per year estimated for the CHW subsystem [ 18].
In the separated model the costs of out-of-hours primary care are € 10.54 per capita per year and in the integrated model € 11.47 per capita per year.
'Quantity' delineates the number of consultations and home visits (basic services) per capita and year of GP AZGG) and specialists (AZS), the number of consultations per capita and year in outpatient hospitals (AMB), the number of days per capita and year in hospital (HOS), and the length of stay in days per capita and year in nursing homes (SOM).
As per the international norms, a minimum of 100 m3 per capita per year is necessary to meet domestic requirements alone and 1000 m3 per capita per year for food self-sufficiency.
The outcome showed that woodfuel consumption had been about 475 kg per capita per year in the region, but after introduction of LPG, this was reduced to 285 kg per capita per year in 1990 1995, and was further reduced to 46 kg per capita per year in 2000 2005.
In comparison, for example, San Diego's consumption is an estimated 249,000 litres per capita per year.
Americans eat 22 ounces of almonds per capita each year, according to the almond board.
