Thus, the broader benefits of averted school-age children illnesses due to malaria complications is likely to be significant, underscoring that savings from averted complications have the potential to increase household disposable income leading to increased consumption, with potential to enhance welfare for both school-age children and the household.
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Impact of school-based malaria intervention on primary school teachers' time in Malawi: evidence from a time and motion study.
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