Increased spending of $66 billion per year to improve the health status of developing
nations will provide a sixfold return on the investment, a group of leading economists and …

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, the health
sector has become a major recipient of development assistance from just over US $6 billion …

A 2009 study of aid effectiveness in Kenya (Mwega 2009) characterized the problems with
fragmented aid as follows:'With aid fragmentation, donors impose a huge number of …

Economists have found a strong correlation between better health and faster economic
growth-a correlation that holds up even after accounting for other factors that explain …

A central recommendation of the Commission is that both donor countries and developing
countries should greatly increase their investments in the health sector. The Bulletin asked …

In the early 2000s, foreign aid outlays for global health and development projects increased
at an unprecedented rate. Within a decade, development assistance for health nearly tripled …

Brown Journal of Word Affairs-Given that we are now halfway to the target date of 2013 for
the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which is obviously a large focus of your work …

The Global Health Group in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University have
rightly called for deeper critical reflection on the current state of Canada's foreign aid for …

Low-income countries remain far from the $60 annual per capita expenditure on health that
the 2009 High-Level Taskforce on Innovative Financing for Health Systems estimated was …

O ne of the United States' preeminent economists told a Wilson Center audience that the
international community must address shortcomings in global health if it is serious about …