A cost effective packaging method that can protect photovoltaic modules from the operating environment is critical to their widespread commercialization.
Evidence also suggests that explicit, evidence-based, cost effective packages of interventions can improve the processes and outcomes of health care when appropriately implemented.
This is a "one-stop solution" of a different kind than Ruangguru's, allowing schools to buy infrastructure plus state-of-the-art curricula in a unified, relatively cost-effective package.
It may become necessary to determine the most cost-effective package of interventions to deal with a generalized HIV epidemic.
ACSD takes the most effective health interventions for children, newborns and pregnant women and bundles them in an integrated, cost-effective package.
For example the World Bank guidance [ 27] is focused on using techniques of economic evaluation to select a cost-effective package of healthcare interventions in developing countries.
The uncertain predictability for the success of ART may introduce further discussion about alternative treatment strategies, especially in those situations where choices have to be made with respect to a well-balanced, cost-effective package of basic oral health care.
The variable success for ART may initiate further discussion about alternative treatment strategies, especially in those situations where choices have to be made with respect to a well-balanced, cost-effective package of basic oral health care.
Researchers select the most cost-effective package of interventions to reduce maternal mortality in 'resource-scarce settings' based on per capita budgets as low as US$0.50 per year for maternal health (Prata et al. 2010).
In order to expand access and coverage to the essential service package and to replace labour-intensive and costly outreach family planning services with a cost-effective package at one location, community clinics were constructed for every 6,000 population [ 20].
Consider three real-life situations: Researchers select the most cost-effective package of interventions to reduce maternal mortality in 'resource-scarce settings' based on per capita budgets as low as US$0.50 per year for maternal health (Prata et al. 2010 ).
