Unit cost repositories for health program planning and evaluation: a report on research in practice with lessons learned.
Lori A BollingerJoseph CorlisRegina OmbamSteven ForsytheStephen C ReschPublished in: BMC public health (2023)
UCRs have the potential to be a valuable public good if kept up-to-date with active quality control and adequate support available to end-users. Global UCR collaboration networks and greater control by local stakeholders over global UCRs may increase active, sustained use of global repositories and yield higher quality results for strategic planning and resource mobilization.