Sentence examples for countries of allocating from inspiring English sources

The Abuja declaration set a target for African Union countries of allocating "at least 15%" of national budgets to the health sector; this target was achieved by only 5 countries in 2010 as shown in Table 1.

Only five countries have met the Abuja target of allocating at least 15% of the government budget to health.

Indeed, the Summit Programme of Action underlined that feasibility by endorsing the 20/20 Initiative, a mutual commitment between interested donor and developing countries to allocate an average of 20 per cent of ODA and 20 per cent of national budgets to basic social programmes.

As can be seen in the Table below, every country has chosen a specific way of allocating the tax, the most interesting probably being that adopted by Denmark in which the level of the tax is varied according to the firm's level of emissions.

The country had not met the Abuja of allocating at least 15% of national budget on health.

The most important method of financing R4H was international NGOs followed by government tax revenues (Table  3).> During the period 2009 to March 2014, the Region registered a 6%% increase in the number of countries with a budget line for R4H in the health budget, and 13%% in the number of countries allocating at least 2%% of their health budget to R4H.

Herein, the components considered under the financing function are the budget line for R4H, the number of countries allocating at least 2%% of their health budget to R4H, and the main sources of R4H funding.

Hilda Fra Johnson, Norway's Minister of International Development, called on 'rich countries' to allocate more funding for overseas development aid.

Compared to less than 10% allocation for medicines by most high income countries, the developing countries allocate 25-70% of overall health care expenditure for medicines [ 4].

At that level of wealth and giving, they become like the kings of small countries allocating budgets without representation.

However, the vast majority of countries allocate less than 2%% of their health budgets to mental health [ 73].