Cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA), as a system of allocative efficiency for global health programs, is an influential criterion for resource allocation in the context of diplomacy and inherent foreign policy decisions therein. This is because such programs have diplomatic benefits and costs that can be uploaded from the recipient and affect the broader foreign policy interests of the donor and ...

Black carbon (BC) is one of the short-lived air pollutants that contributes significantly to aerosol radiative forcing and global climate change. It emitted by incomplete combustion fossil fuels, biofuels, biomass. Urban environments are quite complex thus, use mobile jointly with fixed monitoring provides a better understanding dynamics BC distribution in such areas. The present study addresse...