Change in total malaria funding, percentage of Global Fund funding, and API between 2005 and 2010.

Notes: Countries are clustered in the top right quadrant indicating higher reductions in API and an increase in total funding for malaria. Countries in the lower right quadrant have either stagnating or increasing APIs despite increases in funding, likely due to importation issues. In the upper left quadrant, countries have reduced APIs, with a commensurate decrease in funding.
Source: Data taken from the World Health Organization's 2011 World Malaria Report Annex 2 for total funding for malaria includes country reported government and external funding for the period of 2005–2010, and does not include “Contributions reported by donors”. Additionally, due to sparse data, the percent increase in total funding for malaria was calculated for the following countries during the respective time period: Algeria (2008–2010); Belize (2005–2009); Dominican Republic (2007–2010); El Salvador (2005–2009); Malaysia (2007–2010); Nicaragua (2006–2010); South Africa 2007–2010; Swaziland (2007–2010); Uzbekistan (2005–2009).
Change in total malaria funding, percentage of Global Fund funding, and API between 2005 and 2010.