Our model suggests that to eradicate the epidemic, the minimum number of additional latrines required is 3,47. The average cost of digging and constructing a basic pit latrine is approximately USD 250.00 (quotation from city council official) Therefore, 3,477 would cost a total of USD 869,250.00. Thus, the cost per disability adjusted life year averted in Kitgum, in the case of Hepatitis E is 869,250/7,066 = USD 123.00. In addition to improving hygiene we should consider education. Let us now consider the case of education to the camp dwellers. Taking the simplest and cheapest scenario of hiring twenty (20) guidance and counseling officials to educate the dwellers about hepatitis E for about a month (that is 30) days, moving around the camp. Let us assign each counselor, 10 households per day. We then calculate the total amount in USD that would facilitate such an exercise as shown in Table 3 . From the calculations, it is seen that 104,000 USD would be required. Assuming the success of such an operation this translates into 104,000/7,066 = USD 14.71 cost per disability adjusted life year.