Tool
UHC Costing
A service costing and resource modelling tool for UHC Compendium actions in Indonesia, linking each action to the staff, supplies, and budget needed to deliver it.
What this tool is
UHC Costing estimates what it takes to deliver health-service actions from the UHC Compendium in the Indonesian setting. It assembles unit costs, resource inputs, and coverage assumptions so that a given package of services can be priced and its workforce and supply requirements made explicit. The tool is built for planning and financing work, where the question is not only what a service costs but what delivering it at scale would demand.
Questions it answers
- What does it cost to deliver a given UHC Compendium action per person reached in Indonesia?
- What staff time, supplies, and equipment does each service action require?
- How does the total budget change as coverage is scaled across a population?
- Which actions or input categories drive most of the cost in a package?
- How sensitive is a costing estimate to unit-price and coverage assumptions?
- What is the resource gap between current delivery and a target level of coverage?
What you can do
- Select UHC Compendium actions and build a costed service package.
- Adjust unit costs, resource inputs, and coverage assumptions.
- Scale a package across a target population and read the budget envelope.
- Break results down by input category, service, and delivery level.
- Run sensitivity checks on price and coverage assumptions.
- Export costing tables and figures for budgeting and proposals.