Applications: Recent applications include Belize (P177987) and Colombia (P180534)
Data requirement: Global data with option (strongly recommended) to incorporate local data to improve model precision
Final deliverables: A Slide deck containing summary of findings, key messages and highlights. A written report can be produced based on needs complemented by the full findings compiled in an excel file.
Geographic scope: National, subnational
Hazards covered: Multiple hazards
Indicative Cost / working time: $15-$20k
Methodology peer-reviewed, cleared (date)?: Yes - peer reviewed, published 02/24
Time Required for delivery: 3-4 weeks
This analysis is linked cost benefit analysis ties into to the outputs from some quantitative tools, such as the exposure analysis, existing health system capacities assessed through the scorecard and health facility data typically collected under the health facility master list. The economic analysis focuses on the comparison of the costs of interventions vs. the costs associated through a no-action scenario, where people and health facilities are not preparing any additional disaster resilience strengthening activities.