Preventive health isn’t just good medicine—it’s smart economics. This Resource Kit explores how investing in health promotion, early intervention, and disease prevention leads to significant cost savings, improved population health, and long-term economic resilience. You’ll find evidence from cost-benefit analyses showing how preventive programs like vaccinations and smoking cessation save healthcare systems billions by avoiding costly treatments and reducing disease burden. The kit dives into funding strategies—from public-private partnerships to insurance models—and highlights how smart resource allocation can maximize impact and efficiency.

Bringing a global lens, the kit compares prevention economics across countries and explores implementation challenges in developing economies. Designed for policymakers, health economists, and public health leaders, this kit provides the tools to prioritize prevention as a high-impact investment in a healthier future.