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Promotion of breastfeeding

Cost-effectiveness — what published models estimate per unit of health impact
$/DALY
$32–56
WHO-CHOICE modeled
GiveWell
—
no GiveWell model
CE sources
2
Tier A · 8 studies
Source agreement
comparable
within 2.5×
Scope to country:All countries
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Cost-effectiveness

Estimates are sourced in their native units and shown for comparison, not as literal costs. Sources use different frameworks — see each card for what it represents and how it was derived.

Modeled benchmarks ($/DALY)Tier A · standardized benchmark
Eastern sub-Saharan Africa$32.13View source →
South-East Asia$55.83View source →

WHO-CHOICE estimates are modeled at 50% population coverage, compared against the null set (no intervention) under generalized cost-effectiveness analysis. View WHO-CHOICE methodology →

$/DALY sources within 2.5x - treat as comparable, not ranked.

Modeled regional estimates — not realized delivery costs.

Published study estimates ($/DALY)Tier B · context only
Tufts GHCEA$21median · 8 studies

1+ study found it cost-saving; the rest span $0–$13700/DALY. Varied methods — not directly comparable.

Data completeness: not assessed (no country selected) · Evidence confidence: not assessed (no country selected)
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