The design of the The Economics of Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (EcASaRH) Interventions in Ghana and Senegal Project was premised on close collaboration and co-creation along the implementation cycle of the project. As such, it was important to develop policy briefs that can easily be disseminated to influence policy and for advocacy as well. Three (3) policy briefs were developed under the project namely:

1. Understanding the implementation cost of priority adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions in Ghana;
2. Priority adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions: a situational analysis of Ghana and Senegal; and  
3. Funding strategies, gaps, and sustainable resource mobilization for adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions in Ghana.