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Money Mobilized by the Muskoka Initiative

Compiled by Robin Lennox, G8 Research Group
as of June 28, 2010

	New Funding	% of Total G8 Funding
United States	$1.3 billion (2010-11) [a]	26%
Canada	$1.1 billion (within 5 years)	22%
United Kingdom	$600 million (2010-11) [b]	12%
Germany	~$500 million (within 5 years)	10%
Japan	$500 million	10%
France	$400 million (within 5 years)	8%
Russia	$75 million	1.5%
Italy	N/A	N/A
European Union [c]	N/A	N/A
G8 + European Union Total	$5 billion

	New Funding	% of Total New Funding
Korea	N/A	N/A
Netherlands	N/A	N/A
New Zealand	N/A	N/A
Norway	N/A	N/A
Spain	N/A	N/A
Switzerland	N/A	N/A
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation	1.5 billion	20.5%
United Nations Foundation	N/A	N/A
Other Total	2.3 billion
Total	7.3 billion

Notes

The contributions of Italy and the European Union must total $600 million or 12% of the total G8 funding ($5 billion).

The contributions of Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Spain, Switzerland and the UN Foundation must total $800 million or 11% of the total new funding ($7.3 billion).

[a] Initial two-year commitment covering 2010 and 2011. Possibility for additional funding to continue the initiative after 2011.

[b] Plans beyond 2011 not yet determined, but efforts between 2012 and 2015 will likely increase to double the number of maternal, newborn and children’s lives saved..

[c] Support for maternal and child health will increase during 2011-13, and maternal, newborn and children’s health will be addressed in the new financial framework as of 2013.

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