Search Results - "Kashi, Bahman"

Training healthcare workers increases IFA use and adherence: Evidence and cost‐effectiveness analysis from Bangladesh by Kurzawa, Zuzanna, Cotton, Christopher S., Mazurkewich, Natasha, Verney, Allison, Busch‐Hallen, Jennifer, Kashi, Bahman

“…Iron and folic acid (IFA) supplementation programmes are important for preventing and controlling anaemia among pregnant women in low‐ and middle‐income…”
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Risk management and the stated investment costs by independent power producers by Kashi, Bahman

“…Evidence presented in this article suggests that in less developed countries the independent power producers (IPPs) have an incentive to overstate the…”
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Quantifying the economic impacts of COVID‐19 policy responses on Canada's provinces in (almost) real time by Cotton, Christopher, Kashi, Bahman, Lloyd‐Ellis, Huw, Tremblay, Frederic, Crowley, Brett

“…We develop a methodology to track and quantify the economic impacts of lockdown and reopening policies by Canadian provinces in response to the COVID‐19…”
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Multiple Micronutrient Supplements Are More Cost-effective Than Iron and Folic Acid: Modeling Results from 3 High-Burden Asian Countries by Kashi, Bahman, M Godin, Caroline, Kurzawa, Zuzanna A, Verney, Allison M J, Busch-Hallen, Jennifer F, De-Regil, Luz M

“…Recent evidence has encouraged low- and middle-income countries to consider transitioning from long-standing iron and folic acid supplementation (IFA) to…”
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What Technological and Economic Elements Must be Addressed to Support the Affordability, Accessibility, and Desirability of Alternative Proteins in LMIC? by Gradl, Katrin, Sánchez Hernández, Ana Sofía, Grayson, Warren L, Finnigan, Tim Ja, Theobald, Hannah E, Kashi, Bahman, Somoza, Veronika

“…Populations in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) typically consume less than the recommended daily amount of protein. Alternative protein (AP) sources…”
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What Technological and Economic Elements Must be Addressed to Support the Affordability, Accessibility, and Desirability of Alternative Proteins in Low- and Middle-Income Countries? by Gradl, Katrin, Sánchez Hernández, Ana Sofía, Grayson, Warren L., Finnigan, Tim JA, Theobald, Hannah E., Kashi, Bahman, Somoza, Veronika

“…Populations in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) typically consume less than the recommended daily amount of protein. Alternative protein (AP) sources…”
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