Define Decision
Clarify the policy question, scope, and decision-making context with stakeholders.

Global partnerships
Explore how FairChoices is being applied globally to shape health policy and improve population outcomes.
Where we work
6 countries
We collaborate with Ministries of Health across multiple countries to support evidence-based priority setting
1 country
We collaborate with Ministries of Health across multiple countries to support evidence-based priority setting
Framework
FairChoices framework for explicit, evidence informed, and value based national priority setting

Process
Clarify the policy question, scope, and decision-making context with stakeholders.
Collect baseline coverage, unit costs, epidemiological data, and local constraints.
Build intervention scenarios and analyze health impact, costs, and equity implications.
Facilitate stakeholder discussions on ethical considerations and fairness criteria.
Define essential health service packages within available budget constraints.
Iterate based on feedback, new evidence, and changing policy priorities.
Use cases
How the FairChoices framework is applied in practice.
UHC Zanzibar is led by Omar Mwalim and Kjell Arne Johansson. The 5-year project started in 2019 and aims at providing decision support to the Ministry of Health (MoH) to help define and implement an essential health service package (EHCP) for Zanzibar.
To support Tanzania to update the National Essential Health Care and Intervention Package (NEHCIP-Tz) using standardized methods for priority-setting and evaluation.
Priority Setting for universal health coverage (UHC) in Nepal is led by Krishna Aryal, Senior Researcher at BCEPS. The project is part of the multi-country NORAD funded priority setting project.
Priority setting in the context of NCD benefit packages refers to the process of determining which health services should be included in the benefit package for individuals with NCDs.
The FairChoices-India project aims to develop a comprehensive framework for conducting rapid Health Technology Assessment (HTA) to inform health policy decision making in India, ensuring health maximisation while promoting health equity.