Infograph: Copenhagen Consensus 2012 solving the world's challenges
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BUNDLED MICRONUTRIENT INTERVENTION TO FIGHT HUNGER & IMPROVE EDUCATION 3.0 MALARIA COMBINATION TREATMENT CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION DEWORMING TB TREATMENT R&D TO INCREASE YIELD ENHANCEMENTS EFFECTIVE EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS SURGICAL CAPACITY HEPATITIS B IMMUNIZATION SALT REDUCTION CAMPAIGN SOLAR RADIATION MANAGEMENT CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFERS HIV VACCINE R&D INFORMATION CAMPAIGN ON SCHOOL BENEFITS BOREHOLE AND HAND-PUMP INTERVENTIONS $100 PER CHILD 0.3 1.0 0.3 1.5 2.0 1.0 3.0 0.12 0.2 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.1 1.34 1.89 Amount allocated per year in $US Bill. Dollars TOP INVESTMENT PRIORITIES #2 | Best Investment Copenhagen Consensus 2004: –> Providing micronutrients #1 | Best Investment Copenhagen Consensus 2008: –> Micronutrient supplements for children (vitamin A, zinc) #1 Best Investment What are the best ways of advancing global welfare (especially in developing countries)? Should US$75 billion be available over a 4-year period? HUNGER & MALNUTRITION ARMED CONFLICT CHRONIC DISEASE EDUCATION INFECTIOUS DISEASE POPULATION GROWTH BIODIVERSITY CLIMATE CHANGE NATURAL DISASTERS WATER & SANITATION Copenhagen Consensus 2012 Solving the World’s Challenges Micronutrient provision Behavior change programs Complementary foods Treatment for worms | diarrhea LOW-COST DRUGS FOR ACUTE HEART ATTACKS “ One of the most compelling investments – to get nutrients to the world’s undernourished ” Vernon Smith, Nobel Laureate Economist TOTAL: US$75 BILLION OVER FOUR YEARS -36% $1 SPENT $30 PAY-OFF LEADS TO EQUALS Improved Health, Schooling & Productivity Chronic undernutrition in developing countries This infographic is the property of Sight and Life: www.sightandlife.org | Design by S1 Communication Design: www.s1-buero.com
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BUNDLED MICRONUTRIENT INTERVENTIONTO FIGHT HUNGER & IMPROVE EDUCATION 3.0
MALARIA COMBINATION TREATMENT
CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION
DEWORMING
TB TREATMENT
R&D TO INCREASE YIELD ENHANCEMENTS
EFFECTIVE EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS
SURGICAL CAPACITY
HEPATITIS B IMMUNIZATION
SALT REDUCTION CAMPAIGN
SOLAR RADIATION MANAGEMENT
CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFERS
HIV VACCINE R&D
INFORMATION CAMPAIGN ON SCHOOL BENEFITS
BOREHOLE AND HAND-PUMP INTERVENTIONS
$100 PER CHILD
0.3
1.0
0.3
1.5
2.0
1.0
3.0
0.12
0.2
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.1
1.34
1.89
Amount allocated per year in $US Bill. Dollars
TOP INVESTMENT PRIORITIES
#2 | Best Investment Copenhagen Consensus 2004:
–> Providing micronutrients
#1 | Best Investment Copenhagen Consensus 2008:
–> Micronutrient supplements for children (vitamin A, zinc)
#1 Best Investment
What are the best ways of advancing global welfare (especially in developing countries)? Should US$75 billion be available over a 4-year period?
HUNGER & MALNUTRITION
ARMED CONFLICT
CHRONIC DISEASE
EDUCATION
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
POPULATION GROWTH
BIODIVERSITY
CLIMATE CHANGE
NATURAL DISASTERS
WATER & SANITATION
Copenhagen Consensus 2012Solving the World’s Challenges
Micronutrient provision
Behavior change programs
Complementary foods
Treatment for worms | diarrhea
LOW-COST DRUGS FOR ACUTE HEART ATTACKS“One of the most compelling investments – to get nutrients to the world’s undernourished” Vernon Smith, Nobel Laureate Economist
TOTAL: US$75 BILLION OVER FOUR YEARS
-36% $1 SPENT
$30 PAY-OFF
LEADS TO EQUALS
Improved Health, Schooling & Productivity
Chronic undernutrition in developing countries
This infographic is the property of Sight and Life: www.sightandlife.org | Design by S1 Communication Design: www.s1-buero.com
