影响坦桑尼亚阿鲁沙幼儿购买多种微量营养素粉末(Virutubishi)补充剂意愿的因素

Dyness Kejo, H. Martin, Mosha Tce, P. Petrucka, M. Kimanya
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背景:多种微量营养素粉末对6-59个月儿童预防贫血有积极作用。为了吸收和可持续性,我们探索了家庭对这些健康产品的“支付意愿”,以了解共同投资多种微量营养素粉末的潜力。方法:在干预期间(6个月),对阿鲁沙地区6-59个月儿童的母亲进行一次家庭调查,了解其购买多种微量营养素粉末的意愿。结果:调查结果显示,约66%的目标母亲愿意以每包0.068美元的价格购买儿童喂养所需的多种微量营养素粉末。支付意愿与较高的父亲教育程度、较高的母亲年龄以及不饲养动物的家庭有关。结论:研究结果有助于了解营养品的市场状况。这些信息有助于卫生政策规划者评估向消费者分发多种微量营养素粉末的经济可行性和可持续性,以避免微量营养素缺乏及其对幼儿的影响。
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Factors Influencing Willingness to Pay for Multiple Micronutrient Powder (Virutubishi) Supplements for Young Children in Arusha, Tanzania
Background: Multiple micronutrient powders have shown a positive effect on anaemia prevention in children 6-59 months. For the purposes of uptake and sustainability, we explored ‘‘willingness to pay’’ for these health products at the household level for potential of co-investment in multiple micronutrient powders. Methods: During the intervention (six months), household surveys were conducted once with mothers of children 6-59 months in the Arusha District regarding willingness to pay for the multiple micronutrient powders. Results: Results from the survey show that about 66% of the target mothers are willing to pay for multiple micronutrient powders required for feeding of children at 0.068$ per sachet. Willingness to pay was associated with higher paternal education, higher maternal age, and families which do not keep animals. Conclusion: The results findings help to know the market situation of nutritional products. This information is useful for health policy planners in assessing economic viability and sustainability of the distribution of multiple micronutrient powders to consumers to avert micronutrient deficiencies and their effects on young children.
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