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From Balance sheet to economic analysis
Dott.ssa Notaro
Dott.ssa Stefanoni
What we are going to study
Balance sheet analysis and Income Statement analysis
Financial CBAEconomic CBA
Producing ARV in Sub-Saharan Africa
The project aims to increase the offer of Antiretroviral drugs in Sub-Saharan Africa by reducing the price of Antiretroviral therapy
Project stakeholders– Private sector Sigma Tau– Government Sudan Government
Project Objective
Project activities
Build up a plant to produce and can Antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in Sudan
Finance the research on AIDS vaccine for both adults and children
Expected impact
Increase life expectancy of infected people Improve the quality of life by transforming a
mortal disease in a manageable chronic illness
Alleviate the economic impact of HIV/AIDS in
Sub-Saharan Africa
Analysis structure
Balance Sheet and Income statement analysisFinancial CBA
Sigma Tau
Economic CBA Sudan Government
Social and Economic Framework
In the world there are 40 millions people living with HIV
Africa accounts for 10% of the total world's population but the 83% of deaths caused by AIDS occurs in Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 28.1 people living with HIV/ADS.
WHO’s members have reached an agreement to allow LDCs countries to make use of compulsory licenses to import or produce in loco low cost generic drugs
Market Analysis: Demand
Africa didn’t experiment any reduction in the rate of prevalence of HIV/AIDS
Between 1990 and 2000 the spread of epidemic has increased in the region
At present in Africa the 99% of people living with HIV don’t have access to ARV Therapy (ART)
Potential demand
Country All people with HIV
Adult 15-49 Women 15-49
Children 0-15
Adult rate %
Estimated deaths in 2001
Sudan 450.000 410.000 230.000 30.000 2,6 23.000 Chad 150.000 130.000 76.000 18.000 3,6 14.000 Eritrean 55.000 49.000 30.000 4.000 2,8 350 Ethiopia 2.100.000 1.900.000 1.100.000 230.000 6,4 160.000 Iraq < 1.000 < 1.000 150 n.a. < 0,1 n.a. Tanzania 1.500.000 1.300.000 750.000 170.000 7,8 140.000 Total 4.256.000 3.790.000 2.186.150 452.000 4.64 337.350
Market Analysis: Supply
ART has become more affordable through international competition between producers of generic drug. (From 10.000 US$ per year to 290US$ per year)
So far there are not factories that produce ART in Sub-Saharan Africa
Expenditures
Investment costs– Engineering costs– Personnel costs
Operating costs– Row materials – Personnel– Distribution
CBA and Balance sheet
Costs
Balance sheet Income Statement Financial ACB Economic ACB
Intangible assets + Property Plant and Equipment
Investment costs
Investment costs * Conversion Factors (= Shadow Prices)
Production Costs:-Raw materials-Service Expenses-Personnel Costs-Other Accruals
Operating costs Operating costs * Conversion Factors (= Shadow Prices)
Benefits
Balance sheet Income Statement Financial ACB Economic ACB
Production value:
-Revenues from sales (adults)
-Revenues from sales (pediatric) Others Revenues
Revenues deriving by selling the drug on the market
Value of life + Economic Growth
Benefits