Sentence examples for program affordability from inspiring English sources

The additional cost of the program (affordability) when fully implemented may be prohibitive for a given country [ 12, 13] despite a favorable ICER per outcome for one person.

If a fixed budget designated exclusively for a PCV program is not available, an affordability analysis for PCV should take a more comprehensive approach, with consideration for other vaccination programs' affordability and shared budget constraints.

All three cities implementing LEAD are in states that have expanded Medicaid, critical to the program's affordability.

It is valuable to note that, after "effectiveness of the program" and "affordability", issues related to equity and fairness were foremost in the decision-making process.

In terms of gross cost (i.e. ignoring potential cost offsets), costs for application Australia-wide, varied from AUD130m per annum (lap banding for severely obese adolescents), to less than AUD1m per annum (controlling TV advertising of 'junk food'; targeted multi-faceted school-based program), raising affordability as an important issue for policy-makers to consider.

Impressed by its innovative idea of providing cheap and sustainable energy to Ghana's poorest, Burro has now been chosen as one of Stanford University's global partners in its Entrepreneurial Design for Extreme Affordability program in 2013.

Additionally, there is discussion of IPT responsibility, when this process is implemented and other Economic Analysis aspects pertinent to the Affordability Program.

It's no wonder Google is expanding its efforts to broaden Android's reach by working with OEMs in emerging markets, via its Android One smartphone affordability program; the latest global smartphone market data from analyst Gartner shows growth slowing, and Android specifically recording its slowest ever year-on-year growth.

Some cities are taking steps to address the problem, including Philadelphia, which approved a comprehensive income-based water affordability program that goes into effect in July.

"Lifeline was always intended to be a telephone service affordability program, and this proposed action will make telephone service more expensive for people living on highly populated Tribal Lands," the statement said.

Program effectiveness, equity, affordability, cost-effectiveness, and the number of beneficiaries emerged as the most frequently-used decision criteria.