Project’s Enumerated Costs:

(I couldn't figure out how to shorten my section, enumerated costs I thought needed to identify what each project spent money on. If this is covered sufficently in another section I must have misunderstood and go ahead and remove unessesary information.

Note: The Table on Pg 104 is a good summary of costs / benefits for all three projects)

The costs of Malaria control were based on providing insecticide treated nets for children and infection treatment drugs. Costs based on macroeconomic models were $18 per capita with a total annualized cost of $10.177 million. A package of Malaria interventions did not have a per capita cost however total annualized costs were $2,942 million. Costs in HIV/AIDS control include prevention programs and healthcare services. Prevention methods include blood safety using hospital testing. The promotion and distribution of condoms, AIDS education and out reach to high risk groups. Treatment includes voluntary counseling and testing and available health care services. Based on the Thai programme of prevention costs came to $4.25 per capita or $260 million total costs annualized. A Package prevention of HIV/AIDS in six regions came to $1.42 per capita or $7,345 million total costs annualized. Costs of Basic Healthcare included providing greater immunization and school health programs. Costs based on increase Health expenditure: thirteen HIPCs was $584 per child with a total annualized cost of $16,080 million. The 1993 world Development Report minimum package: low-middle-income countries costs came to $65 per capita or $337,073 million total costs annualized.