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Outcome - The Experts |
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The goal of Copenhagen Consensus 2008 was to set priorities among a series of proposals for confronting ten great global challenges. A panel of economic experts, comprising eight of the world’s most distinguished economists, was invited to consider these issues.
The ten challenge papers, commissioned from acknowledged authorities in each area of policy, included more than 30 proposals for the panel’s consideration. During the conference the panel examined these proposals in detail. Each paper was discussed at length with its principal author and with two other specialists who had been commissioned to write critical appraisals, and then the experts met in private session. Based on the costs and benefits of the solutions, the panel ranked the proposals, in descending order of desirability, as follows: |
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Solution
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Challenge
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Micronutrient supplements for children (vitamin A and zinc) |
Malnutrition |
2
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The Doha development agenda |
Trade |
3
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Micronutrient fortification (iron and salt iodization) |
Malnutrition |
4
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Expanded immunization coverage for children |
Diseases |
5
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Biofortification |
Malnutrition |
6
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Deworming and other nutrition programs at school |
Malnutrition and Education |
7
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Lowering the price of schooling |
Education |
8
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Increase and improve girl's schooling |
Women |
9
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Community-based nutrition promotion |
Malnutrition |
10
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Provide support for women's reproductive role |
Women |
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Heart attack acute management |
Diseases |
12
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Malaria prevention and treatment |
Diseases |
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Tuberculosis case finding and treatment |
Diseases |
14
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R&D in low-carbon energy technologies |
Global Warming |
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Bio-sand filters for household water treatment |
Water |
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