This was so because the additional money was largely required for the effective roll out of the ICPS and RTE programmes which became effective in 2009.
The large reduction in ACT consumption enabled by the move from symptom-based to parasite-based diagnosis demonstrates that effective roll-out and use of malaria RDTs is achievable on a national scale through well planned and structured implementation.
As part of ensuring the effective implementation and roll-out of UNICEF's organization-wide Gender Action Plan (GAP; 2014-2017) during the 2016 year when its implementation will be accelerated, the Gender Section is seeking a Project Management Consultant to facilitate and track progress on the key elements of this process.
When a lifetime horizon was adopted the results suggest that the full implementation of U@Uni is unlikely to be cost-effective, whereas the roll-out of U@Uni to another university is extremely likely to be cost-effective.
In recent years and with increasing roll-out of effective malaria control interventions in SSA, there was also a change in policy towards treating malaria only after laboratory confirmation [ 38, 39].
These trends indicate the need for efficient and timely roll-out of BowelScreen.
A £3 million Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) project will help support the future design, operation and roll-out of cost effective carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems in the UK.
The lifetime horizon economic analysis suggested that that the full development and implementation of U@Uni had a 38% probability of being cost-effective over a lifetime and that roll-out of U@Uni (i.e., excluding sunk costs) had a 97% probability of being cost-effective over a lifetime.
Spend just 35 pence more per person in supporting the roll-out of highly-effective faith-based and community-based education, and we might just see more of DfID's initial investment come good.
Nicholas Shott, the head of UK investment banking at Lazards appointed to lead the panel, will warn that advertising alone will not be enough to cover the costs of Hunt's proposed local TV stations and that nationwide coverage will probably have to await the roll-out of cost-effective broadband TV services.
Similarly, while poor recruitment can be addressed by extending the length of a trial, this too can create delay in the roll-out of a potentially effective intervention, while increasing the cost and workload of the trial itself.
