Table 3.

Cost-effectiveness ratios from sensitivity analysis applying different discount rates to health effects and intervention costs

	Baseline*, I$ per HLYG	Health effects 3%, I$ per HLYG	Health effects 6%, I$ per HLYG	Intervention costs 0%, I$ per HLYG	Intervention costs 6%, I$ per HLYG
Country income group
LLMICs (n=9)	$94 (73–123)	$179 (139–233)	$280 (218–376)	$108 (84–139)	$83 (64–113)
UMHICs (n=5)	$237 (191–303)	$339 (270–432)	$456 (365–596)	$271 (215–337)	$211 (167–273)
Suicides due to pesticides
2–9% (n=5)	$699 (515–940)	$1650 (1198–2219)	$2934 (2074–3910)	$799 (582–1079)	$614 (441–823)
10–19% (n=3)	$598 (449–796)	$995 (761–1327)	$1480 (1109–1981)	$685 (506–892)	$529 (398–696)
20–29% (n=4)	$213 (168–281)	$496 (392–652)	$886 (696–1160)	$244 (192–321)	$189 (148–247)
>30% (n=2)	$75 (58–99)	$131 (102–174)	$197 (154–259)	$86 (66–113)	$67 (52–88)

Data are n (95% uncertainty interval). Costs are in 2017 I$. I$=international dollars. HLYG=healthy life-years gained. LLMICs=low-income and lower-middle-income countries. UMHICs=upper-middle-income and high-income countries.

^*The baseline scenario applied a discount rate of 0% to health effects and 3% to intervention costs.