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Richard Ottaway
To ask the Minister of State, Department for International Development pursuant to his reply of 16 July 2003, Official Report, column 332W, what percentage of the money spent on reproductive health services, is being spent on (a) HIV/AIDS programmes and (b) family planning; and in which countries. [130514]
Hilary Benn
The Department for International Development spent £31 million in 2002–03 on activities within the Sector-Wide Approaches (SWAPS) that had support for reproductive health services as one of their objectives (the reply of 16 July 2003, Official Report, column 332W refers).The breakdown is as follows:
Country | Title | Expenditure 2002–03 (£) |
Ghana | Health Grant | 3,500,000 |
Malawi | Health SWAP | 163,126 |
Mozambique | Essential Medicines | 4,700,000 |
Tanzania | Health Sector Programme | 9,489,992 |
Zambia | Health SWAP | 7,621,863 |
Bangladesh | SHAPLA1 WB Time Slicing | 5,000,000 |
Cambodia | Health Sector Support | 226,835 |
Total | 30,701,816 | |
1 Support for Health and Population for the Less Advanced Programme: World Bank Time Slicing. |