Table 2.
The amount of financial support that some donor nations and international organizations provided to selected recipient countries
| Donor nation or organization | Recipient country | Year | Amount | Aim |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| France | Kenya | 2010 | € 35.5 million | To strengthen the capacity of health care division |
| Belgium | Rwanda | 2011 | € 55 million | To assist the medical and health–related needs |
| European Union | DRC | 2010 | € 51 million | To improve its overall level of health services by supporting its public health development plan and improving its essential medicine supply system |
| World Bank | Southern Sudan (now the Republic of South Sudan) | 2010 | US$ 63 million | To develop its health system and to improve its overall medical and health care conditions |
| Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria | Zambia | 2012 | US$ 100 million | To scale up prevention and strengthen its health systems |
| United States | Burundi | 2012 | US$ 8.3 million | To assist the medical and health–related needs |
| United States | Kenya | 2012 | US$ 545 million | To develop the disease control ability and to improve the health system |
| United States | Algeria | 2012 | US$ 471 million | Same as above |
| United States | Tanzania | 2012 | US$ 436 million | Same as above |
| United States | Uganda | 2012 | US$ 323 million | Same as above |