I firmly believe that all the pieces of a workable national cybersecurity policy can be found in the various public and private sector proposals put forward to date; we need only to assemble them.
Despite this trend, HIAs are also conducted on health sector proposals [ 47– 52].
This amounted to 54.7% of all issued sector proposals within the 12 year period.
Further, as a broader comparison over the 12 year period, total health sector proposals averaged 40.7% in funds received per total CAP requests and total protection sector proposals averaged 36.5%.
In 2012, a major dip was observed in the proportion of sector proposals that included reproductive health.
Overall, total sector proposals averaged 67.7% funding, with Health and Protection ranking fifth and tenth out of the eleven sectors (excluding "Sector Not Yet Specified"), respectively.
In terms of proportions, reproductive health accounted for 34.5% of health and protection sector proposals, with an average annual increase of 10.1% per year.
It has evolved into a specific model of practice in NSW, and has tended to be conducted as rapid appraisals on health sector proposals [ 55].
The form for Musbangdes [Village Develoment Consultant] needs to be simplified and made more accommodating of or suitable for social sector proposals.
The use of HIA in relation to health sector proposals clearly remains relevant based on these case studies, particularly when they look at the potential health equity impacts of proposals.
Absolute numbers of health and protection proposals decreased in 2012, as did the share of reproductive health, with a 33.5% reduction in the number of relevant sector proposals identified from the previous year.
