Cost-effectiveness analysis is an analytical tool to identify the best activity, process, or intervention that justifies/minimizes resource use to achieve a desired result/outcome. When multiple interventions are potentially available to reach the same objective, CEA assesses which option achieves the target for the least cost.
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