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Incentive-Based Interventions for Health Risk Management in Development Settings

This study explores three innovative incentive-based interventions aimed at managing health risks associated with animals, humans, and food safety. Each intervention can be validated through a randomized control trial in a development context, ensuring robust findings. Our target users include farmers, healthcare professionals, and local communities, while development partners encompass NGOs, governmental bodies, and research institutions. The goal is to enhance health outcomes by promoting safer practices and behaviors through community engagement and financial incentives.

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Incentive-Based Interventions for Health Risk Management in Development Settings

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  1. 1. Discuss three incentive-based interventions to manage health risks (animal, human, food safety) that can be tested in a development setting using a randomized control trial2. Who are the target users and development partners?

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