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1
Donor Trends in International Health
  • Why invest in health?
  • What has been the record in general and
    particularly in the case of IPPF?
  • What are the priorities over the next 10 years

2
ODA to Development as of GNI
  • UN General Assembly Resolution /October
  • 1970 0.7 of GNI to ODA.
  • Only 4 major donors have reached this in 2003
  • - Norway 0.92
  • - Denmark 0.84. But, 1.06 in 2000.
  • - The Netherlands 0.81 (0.87 on eve of Cairo)
  • - Sweden 0.70. But, 1.00 in 2006
  • - By comparison, USA 0.14

3
ODA per US billion Comparison Europe, US and
Japan.
  • - General decrease after Cairo and recovery from
    2002 and historical high in 2003
  • - Increase in Europe and US and decrease in
    Japan.
  • 1991-92 2002 2003
  • Europe 32.2 32.6 40.2
  • USA 11.5 13.9
    15.8
  • Japan 11.0 9.3
    8.11
  • Others 3.7 3.2
    3.6
  • Total 58.4 58.3
    68.6

4
ODA to Health
  • Promises made in Cairo not kept.
  • Donors are spending less than US2 billion
    instead of 5 billion as per Cairo projections.
  • Major increase of ODA to health in UK, US. But
    stagnation in Europe and Japan.
  • 1990-92
    2001-02
  • UK 9 29
  • US 5 24
  • Denmark 9 9
  • Japan 2 2

5
ODA to Population and RH
  • OECD components of Health
  • 1990-98
    99-02
  • General health 36 26
  • Basic health 30 35
  • Population 34 39
  • Increase in population and basis health sectors
    and decrease in general health.

6
ODA to Family Planning and HIV/AIDS Comparison
  • Gradual increase for F.P and HIV/AIDS after Cairo
    until 2000.
  • Gain for HIV/AIDS at expense of F.P.
  • (in US million)
  • 1993 2000 2001
    2002
  • F.P. 287 409 356
  • HIV/AIDS 55 521 587 2200

7
International support to IPPF
  • 1952-1973 Brave and Angry FP as a basic human
    right. Women political empowerment
  • through FP
  • 1973-1984 Strategic conversion with all donors.
    Population Stabilization, but within
    respect for Human Rights.
  • 1984 to present. Europe permanent conversion.
  • 1984 to 1992 and 2001 to present. US from
    conversion to diversion.
  • 1984-1993 and 2001 to present
  • Europe From conversion to diversion with
    US.

8
IPPF Income 1970-2002
  • (in US million)
  • 1970 1974 1985 1993 2002
  • Total 5.5 30 51 105 93
  • US 1.9 12 00 23
    00
  • EU
    10
  • US Foundations 4 9

9
Effect of GGR Examples from Africa
  • Kenya 3 clinics closed (serving 56,000
    clients).
  • Ghana 30 CBD outlets closed ( serving 2
    million people).
  • Benin 4 CBD outlets closed.
  • Botswana 1 clinic closed (serving 14,000
    clients).
  • Ethiopia CBD program rescued by the Dutch
    Embassy.

10
Priorities for the next 10 yearsThree areas
lacking support
  • . Unfinished business of family planning.
  • Adolescent and Young Peoples Sexual and
    Reproductive Health.
  • Womens right to legal and safe abortion.
  • Universal access to RH services by 2015
  • as the 9Th MDG
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