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. 2019 Jul 4;97(9):620–630. doi: 10.2471/BLT.18.222638

Table 6. Illustrations of the estimates of revenues raised under various scenarios.

Scenario First projection year Projected revenues, US$ Last projection year Projected revenues, US$ Projected revenues as a share of general government expenditure in the first projection year, %a Projected revenues as a share of GDP, %a
Benin
High scenariob 2015 36 680 738 2025 75 783 005 1.78 0.42
Proposed for considerationc 2015 33 444 464 2025 70 493 807 1.62 0.38
Mali
Low scenariod 2016 10 478 967 2024 21 507 687 0.32 0.09
High scenariod 2016 40 796 954 2024 86 115 765 1.23 0.34
Proposed for considerationc 2016 21 478 015 2024 44 211 372 0.65 0.18
Mozambique
Low scenario
(same as Proposed for considerationc)
2014 34 557 600 2019 38 267 000 0.47 0.21
High scenario 2014 38 000 008 2019 60 981 700 0.52 0.23
Togo
Low scenariod 2014 5 252 688 2024 12 092 065 0.44 0.11
High scenariod 2014 34 029 351 2024 77 772 288 2.88 0.74
Proposed for considerationc 2014 15 113 063 2024 35 894 263 1.28 0.33

GDP: gross domestic product; US$: international United States dollars.

a Revenue as shares of general government expenditure and GDP were calculated based on 2014 data, using the World Health Organization global health expenditure database.25

b In Benin, only a high scenario was calculated.

c Estimates of the basket of mechanisms proposed for policy consideration, listed in Table 3.

d For Mali and Togo, no data were available to project revenues for a new tax on the extractive industries.

Sources: Based on the results of country studies.58 Total amounts of revenues per high, low and proposed scenario cases were translated into shares as of general government expenditure and GDP.