Cambodia will ensure that 95% of the poor are covered by health equity funds by 2015

Central African Republic commits to increase health sector spending from 9.7% to 15%

Chad commits to increase health sector spending to 15%

Comoros commits to increase health sector spending to 14% of budget by 2014

Ethiopia commits to increase the number of midwives and expects a decrease in the maternal mortality ratio by 2015

The Gambia commits to increase the health budget to 15% of the national budget by the year 2015

Guinea commits to establish a budget line for reproductive health commodities and to secure 10 life-saving essential medications in at least 36 facilities providing basic obstetric care and 9 structures with comprehensive obstetric care by 2012

Guinea-Bissau commits to increase financial spending from 10% to 14% by 2015 and to implement the Campaign on Accelerated Reduction of Maternal Mortality in Africa (CARMMA)

Haiti will create a financial mechanism to ensure free maternal, newborn and child health services, and develop a plan for human resources in health by 2015

Liberia will increase health spending from 4% to 10% of the national budget and will ensure that by 2015

By 2015, Madagascar commits to increase health spending to at least 12%

Mali commits to create a free medical assistance fund by 2015

Mozambique commits to increase the percentage of children immunized aged under 1 and to increase the number of HIV+ children receiving ARTs

Myanmar commits to ensure 80% ante-natal care coverage

Niger commits to increase health spending from 8.1% to 15% by 2015

Rwanda commits to increasing heath sector spending and reducing maternal mortality by 2015

The Republic of South Sudan commits to increase the percentage of government budget allocation to the Ministry of Health from 4.2% to 10% by 2015

Tajikistan commits that 85% of midwives are trained and at least 85% of maternity facilities apply the clinical protocols approved by the ministry of health by 2015

Tanzania will increase health sector spending from 12% to 15% of the national budget by 2015

Zimbabwe will increase health spending to 15% of the health budget or $20 per capita and establish a maternal, newborn and child survival fund by 2011

U.S.-Africa Clean Energy Finance Initiative

Green Cooperation Volunteers and cooperation regarding renewable energy

Cooperation to reduce risk from catastrophic natural disasters

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