• Background information (Global, regional and local disease or health burden including morbidity/mortality). What is the incidence and prevalence of the disease in the specific country chosen?
• What are the epidemiologic trends of the disease or health problem?
• What are the proximal risk factors for this disease or health problem? What are the distal risk factors for this health problem? (e.g., culture, poverty, women’s status, climate change)
• Propose one intervention strategy for this health condition
• What operational aspects of this intervention will you collect?
• What potential challenges do you see in implementing this intervention?
• How will you evaluate the efficacy of this intervention? What outcomes will you measure and how?
Why it worked (Lessons learned): What factors lead to the success/failure of this
intervention? E.g.,
 Was it culturally appropriate?
 Made use of local knowledge?
 Was sufficiently funded?
 Had government support?
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 Engaged key stakeholders (e.g. patient advocates)?
 Integrated into existing programs?
 Engaged new donors?
Financing: How much did the intervention cost? Which actors contributed funds and
how much? Who will pay for the intervention in the future?