Примеры использования Cost-effective interventions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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government efforts can be focused on the most cost-effective interventions that reach the largest number of people.
Some studies estimate that implementing these very cost-effective interventions will cost 4 per cent of current health spending in low-income countries, 2 per cent in lower-middle-income countries
avoided through immunization or treated by well-known and cost-effective interventions.
Work is under way on cost-effective interventions to protect the"supply" of biodiversity as an economic asset; on a marine system valuation of the"demand" for biodiversity;
Very cost-effective interventions to reduce the exposure to risk factors for non-communicable diseases, which generate an extra year
The ACSD programme is supporting cost-effective interventions in selected districts in 11 countries in West and Central Africa,
WHO, stressed that cost-effective interventions are available to prevent up to 80 per cent of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
She noted that school feeding programmes were a development"best buy" during a time of shrinking aid volumes when donors were looking for cost-effective interventions that crowded in a multiplicity of positive outcomes.
entitled Curbing the Epidemic: Governments and the Economics of Tobacco provides a comprehensive economic analysis that supports multisectoral, cost-effective interventions aimed at stemming the tobacco epidemic.
This approach will offer synergies and cost-effective interventions at the subregional, regional and global levels,
Impressive cost-effective interventions include restricting access to retailed alcohol;
Across the many development areas relevant to the AIDS response, the evidence base must be strengthened to identify cost-effective interventions that address shared determinants of vulnerability,
evidence-based and cost-effective interventions that demonstrate the potential to treat individuals with non-communicable diseases,
It will focus on cost-effective interventions including essential and emergency obstetric care,
focusing on an analysis of the global burden of disease and the selection of cost-effective interventions for reducing that burden.
community efforts for the scaling up of high-impact, cost-effective interventions: hand-washing with soap,
integrated vector management approach, where locally appropriate and cost-effective interventions are implemented, based on a good understanding
The most cost-effective interventions to reduce maternal mortality are family planning,
was scaling up cost-effective interventions that could save at least one million women from death from preventable causes by 2015,
child health and to provide cost-effective interventions to prevent, control