Table.

Countries according to international funding awarded per person at stable malaria risk per year up to end of 2009 and per-person gross domestic product

	$0 funding per person	$0–1 funding per person	$>1–4 funding per person	$>4 funding per person
≥$4000 per-person GDP	Argentina,* Belize,* Costa Rica,* Mexico,* Panama,* Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Turkey,* Malaysia,* French Guiana*	Botswana,* Colombia, South Africa*	Brazil,* Dominican Republic, Namibia, Venezuela*	Iran, Gabon,* Equatorial Guinea, Suriname*
$≥1000 to <$4000 per-person GDP	Paraguay	Bhutan, Cameroon,† China, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras,† India, Indonesia, Nicaragua,† Peru, Philippines, Thailand	Angola, Bolivia,† Congo, Georgia, Guyana, Nigeria, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka, Sudan	Azerbaijan, Swaziland, Vanuatu
≥$500 to <$1000 per-person GDP	..	Chad,† Haiti,† Laos, Pakistan, Vietnam, Yemen	Côte d’Ivoire,† Benin,† Cambodia, Comoros, Djibouti, Ghana,† Kenya, Mali,† Mauritania,† Senegal,† Tajikistan	Zambia,† Papua New Guinea, Sã Tomé and Príncipe†
<$500 per-person GDP	..	Bangladesh, Burma, Guinea,† Nepal, North Korea	Afghanistan,† Burkina Faso,† Burundi,† Central African Republic,† Democratic Republic of the Congo,† Eritrea, Ethiopia,† Gambia,† Guinea-Bissau,† Madagascar,† Malawi,† Mozambique,† Niger,† Sierra Leone,† Somalia, Tanzania,† Timor-Leste, Togo,† Uganda†	Liberia,† Rwanda,† Zimbabwe

Currency is US$. GDP=gross domestic product.

^*Countries that are regarded by the Development Assistance Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development as middle-high income countries least eligible for donor assistance.

^†Countries that are regarded as heavily indebted countries that have received or pending debt cancellation.