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Marginal Cost Cancers Detected

M and E Calculation View

Monitoring and Evaluation 1 Input Calculator

Introduction
This tool tracks monitoring and evaluation indicators for input uris. Up to 20 new M and E indicators can be added for each input. Indicator labels are used to identify the same indicator in different calculators (use WBSs for the labels).

Calculation View Description
These indicators are used in a marginal cost tutorial.v171a

Version: 0.9.8

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Step 1 of 3. Make Selections

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Step 2 of 3. Enter M and E Indicators

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Step 3 of 3. Save

Method 1. Do you wish to save step 2's calculations? These calculations are viewed by opening this particular calculator addin.

Instructions

Step 1

  • Step 1. Indicators: Up to 10 indicators can be entered in this step and up to 10 indicators can be included in the next step.
  • Step 1. Indicator Name and Description: Name and description for each indicator.
  • Step 1. Indicator Label: Labels are used to group together benchmark, target and actual indicators. DevTreks recommends using a WBS to classify the indicators.
  • Step 1. Target Type: The Benchmark option is used to define a baseline, or benchmark, indicator. The Actual option is used to define the actual results for an indicator. The Full Target and Partial Target options are used to carry out progress and goal-related analyses.
  • Step 1. Indicator Alternative: This property is used to compare up to five indicators. Refer to the M and E Analysis references.
  • Step 1. Indicator Date: Make sure that the benchmark, targets, actual, indicators have distinct dates.
  • Step 1. Indicator Type: If the indicator is a benefit or cost (i.e. substitute inputs), enter the price type. Additional options include demographic, natural resource, and socioeconomic indicator types.
  • Step 1. Indicator Weight: A multiplier used in weighted milestone calculations. The Total will be multiplied by this value. Use the description to explain further.
  • Step 1. Quantity 1 and 2: Fill in an amount and unit for at least Quantity 1. Fill in Quantity 2 when two quantities are needed to derive a total for the indicator. For example, a substitute input would derive a total cost by including a price for Quantity 1, a quantity for Quantity 2, and a Math Type of Q1_multiply_Q2. A rate can be derived by filling in both Quantities and then specifying Q1_divide_Q2. Use the description field to further explain.
  • Step 1. Indicator Total and Unit: The Unit must be manually entered. The Total will be calculated from the Q1Amount, MathType, and Q2Amount properties. For example, a substitute input would derive a total cost by including a price for Quantity 1, a quantity for Quantity 2, and a Math Type of Q1_multiply_Q2.

Step 2

  • Step 2. Use Same Calculator Pack In Descendants?: True to insert or update this same calculator in children.
  • Step 2. Overwrite Descendants?: True to insert or update all of the attributes of this same calculator in all children. False only updates children attributes that are controlled by the developer of this calculator (i.e. version, stylehsheet name, relatedcalculatorstype ...)
  • Step 2. What If Tag Name: Instructional videos explaining the use of what-if scenario calculations should be viewed before changing or using this parameter.
  • Step 2. Related Calculators Type: When the Use Same Calculator Pack in Descendant is true, uses this value to determine which descendant calculator to update. Inserts a new descendant when no descendant has this same name. Updates the descendant that has this same name.
  • Step 2. Indicators: Up to 10 indicators can be included in this step.

References

  • International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Project/programme monitoring and evaluation (MandE) guide. 2011. (www.ifcr.org)
  • International Institute for Educational Planning Manual for Monitoring and Evaluating Education Partnerships. UNESCO 2009. (www.iiep.unesco.org)
  • US Government Accountability Office Applied Research and Methods. GAO Cost Estimating and Assessment Guide. Best Practices for Developing and Managing Capital Program Costs. March, 2009.
  • United Nations Development Programme Handbook on Planning, Monitoring and Evaluating for Development Results. 2009

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Input Group
M and E Marginal Cost Example Group
Input
Marginal Cost Cancers Detected
Indicator Type Target Type Alternative Weight Date Math Type Amount 1 Unit 1 Amount 2 Unit 2
Indicator 1: 1 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 77511.202 total cost
oc actual A 293.839 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 65.947 cancers detected 4.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 2: 2 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 107689.528 total cost
oc actual B 301.474 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.442 cancers detected 5.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 3: 3 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 130198.246 total cost
oc actual C 301.804 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.900 cancers detected 6.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 4: 4 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 148116.934 total cost
oc actual D 294.132 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.939 cancers detected 7.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 5: 5 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 163141.435 total cost
oc actual E 283.460 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.942 cancers detected 8.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 6: 6 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 176330.921 total cost
oc actual A 272.335 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.942 cancers detected 9.000 price per cancer detected
Description : QQ1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Input Series: Marginal Cost Cancers Detected
Indicator Type Target Type Alternative Weight Date Math Type Amount 1 Unit 1 Amount 2 Unit 2
Indicator 1: 1 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 77511.202 total cost
oc actual A 293.839 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 65.947 cancers detected 4.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 2: 2 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 107689.528 total cost
oc actual B 301.474 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.442 cancers detected 5.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 3: 3 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 130198.246 total cost
oc actual C 301.804 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.900 cancers detected 6.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 4: 4 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 148116.934 total cost
oc actual D 294.132 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.939 cancers detected 7.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 5: 5 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 163141.435 total cost
oc actual E 283.460 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.942 cancers detected 8.000 price per cancer detected
Description : Q1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Indicator 6: 6 Test Marg Cost Cancers Detected I130A
Totals: 176330.921 total cost
oc actual A 272.335 06/23/1975 Q1_multiply_Q2 71.942 cancers detected 9.000 price per cancer detected
Description : QQ1 measures the number of cancers detected, Q2 measures the diagnosis price per cancer detected, Weight is a general multiplier, and Total measures the totals costs per treatment.
Dataset: Marginal Cost Cancers Detected IRI This input is used in a DevTreks tutorial on marginal costs.









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