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1 | Nigeria, Gombe state (Taimaka) | 25th-75th percentile | Cost-effectiveness over this range | ||||||
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4 | Grant size to charity | $4,787,985 | |||||||
5 | Cost per child (illustrative only) | $105 | |||||||
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7 | Benefits from reducing mortality among malnourished children | ||||||||
8 | Number of additional children receiving treatment as a result of the program | ||||||||
9 | Number of severely malnourished children treated | 45,424 | 20,000- 70,000 | 4-13x | |||||
10 | Proportion of children reached who would have received government treatment in the absence of Taimaka | 5% | |||||||
11 | Number of additional children receiving treatment as a result of the program | 43,309 | |||||||
12 | Annual mortality rate from all causes among children 6-59 months with untreated malnutrition | ||||||||
13 | Annual mortality rate from all causes among children 6-59 months with untreated malnutrition - initial estimate | 13.2% | |||||||
14 | Annual mortality rate from all causes among children 6-59 months with untreated malnutrition - plausibility discount | 33% | |||||||
15 | Annual mortality rate from all causes among children 6-59 months with untreated malnutrition - best guess | 4.3% | 3%-8% | 6-16x | |||||
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17 | Sensitivity checks on plausibility discount - illustrative only; change input in source sheets to test effect on CEA | ||||||||
18 | Prevalence of untreated severe acute malnutrition | 3% | |||||||
19 | Prevalence of untreated moderate acute malnutrition | 9% | |||||||
20 | ICF - severe acute malnutrition | 8.00 | |||||||
21 | ICF - moderate acute malnutrition | 4.18 | |||||||
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23 | Malnutrition treatment's effect on mortality | ||||||||
24 | Reduction in all-cause mortality from receiving NGO-supported malnutrition treatment, instead of no treatment | 59% | 15%-70% | 2-10x | |||||
25 | Increased reduction in all-cause mortality from receiving NGO-supported malnutrition treatment, instead of standard treatment | 10% | |||||||
26 | Total number of deaths averted among malnourished children | 1,128 | |||||||
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28 | Malnutrition treatment's effect on income increases | ||||||||
29 | Ratio of value generated from income increases to value generated from mortalities averted | 0.20 | |||||||
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31 | Percentage of program impact coming from different benefits | ||||||||
32 | Reduced mortality among malnourished children | 83% | |||||||
33 | Income increases in later life | 17% | |||||||
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35 | Supplemental adjustments | ||||||||
36 | Adjustment for additional program benefits and downsides | -2% | |||||||
37 | Adjustment for leverage/funging | -10% | |||||||
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39 | Final cost-effectiveness estimate | ||||||||
40 | Moral value of averting the death of a person under age five | 118 | |||||||
41 | Final cost-effectiveness in terms of multiples of GiveDirectly's unconditional cash transfer program | 8.8 | |||||||
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