Sources of funding for TB control, according to NTP preliminary 2010 budgets.

Notes: Preliminary NTP budgets for 2010 were reported to WHO by 107 of the 149 Global Plan countries, which together accounted for 98% of the global burden of TB in 2009 [9]. According to these figures, $3.8 billion was available from domestic sources in 2010. This domestic contribution included approximately $1.5 billion spent on general inpatient and outpatient health services, outside of NTP budgets, which were estimated based on costs and frequencies of hospital admissions and outpatient visits to health facilities by TB patients [9], [20].
Government: national governments including loans; Grants: external donors excluding the Global Fund; Total available = general health services + Government + Global Fund + Other grants. Need: total TB control need, as defined in the 2010 Global Plan to Stop TB. Domestic = General health services + Government; GDP = gross domestic product (purchasing power parity); Regional share of Global Fund = proportion of worldwide Global Fund TB disbursements going to each region, average 2007 to 2009.