Consultant: Health Economist – Cost and Efficiency Analysis

• Provide health economics expertise to design a maternal and newborn health collaborative care intervention in Malawi that demonstrates cost-effectiveness and efficiency gains across community and facility care levels
• Analyse current cost drivers and inefficiencies within the maternal and newborn care pathway to identify realistic opportunities for cost reduction through collaborative care
• Develop evidence-based intervention design features grounded in economic analysis and international best practice benchmarks that position the programme for measurable health system cost savings
• Deliver methodological guidance and costing frameworks that enable D-tree to translate economic evidence into concrete intervention design decisions
• Conduct remote consultations, document review, and stakeholder engagement (June–July 2026) with potential travel to Malawi if based regionally and budget permits

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