The Department for International Development’s (DFID) imputed share of multilateral expenditure on health systems in 2007-08 are reproduced as follows.
(£000) Multilateral organisation Percentage of health spending (2007 values) Imputed DFID share of health spending (2007-08) European Commission 3.7 32,000 World Bank (International Development Association) 6.2 30,662 African Development Fund 1.5 923 Asian Development Fund 2.8 790 UNAIDS 100.0 19,000 UNICEF 45.6 11,861 World Health Organisation 100.0 5,500 UN Population Fund 100.0 20,000 UNDP 3.2 1,983 General budget support provided through multilateral organisations1 — 26,875 Total — 149,594 1 15 per cent. of general budget support is assumed to fund health systems.
In 2007-08 the Department for International Development's (DFID) multilateral contributions accounted for 20 per cent. of total spending on health systems. No formal projections for the remaining period to 2015 have been made. More information on DFID's overall funding of multilateral organisations to 2010-11 was laid out in DFID's annual report 2008. A copy of this publication is available in the Library or online at www.dfid.gov.uk. Future decisions on health systems funding will consider the most appropriate split between bilateral and multilateral channels to deliver the optimal development outcomes without compromising the overall spending commitment.
No formal projections for the period up to 2015 have been made. More information on DFID's overall funding to multilateral organisations up to 2010-11 was laid out in DFID's annual report 2008. A copy of this publication is available from the Library or online at
www.dfid.gov.uk.