… The aim of the present study is to quantify the costs and benefits of selected household
energy and health interventions. Results are presented separately for urban and rural popula…

… a household paying any out-of-pocket costs for care, the prevalence of catastrophic health
expenditure – ie out-of-pocket costs … that a household could pay – and the prevalence of cost-…

… from both control and intervention participants taking part … household costs for this intervention
would be the purchasing and maintenance of the stove and replacement of damaged costs…

… health inter ventions is between the costs of providing health interventions and the costs of
accessing health interventions. … cost of providing health inter ventions is essentially the cost of …

… Free or low-cost healthcare provisioning by the state remains the best way to enhance the
health … districts are addressed, and low-cost medicines and diagnostics made available to all. …

… of the literature on the costs of scaling up health interventions. The objectives of this … costs
as coverage increases and to describe typical cost curves for different kinds of interventions. …

… program on mortality and on household behavior related to child … Health Program is a highly
cost-effective tool for improving … For the household data, we concentrate the analysis on the …

… the effect of either avoiding costs by ‘ignoring’ disease, or of minimizing the impact of costs
on the household once illness is perceived. Intra-household labor substitution was the main …

… This chapter compares the cost-effectiveness of interventions that cover a broad spectrum
of health conditions prevalent in developing countries. All results are presented in US dollars …

… At the intersection of household energy and public health, the reduction of exposures to
indoor air pollution is a major concern. Practically speaking, before choosing an ‘‘ideal’’ …