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EuroMapping
Published every year since 2004, Euromapping is a joint study by two EuroNGOs members: the Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung (DSW) and the European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development (EPF).
It compares European donors’ commitments with actual disbursements towards each of the four ICPD categories: HIV/AIDS, Reproductive Health, Family Planning and Basic Research.
EuroMapping 2011
European Population Assistance Decreasing as World Population Passes 7 Billion
In this year’s edition special attention is given to international aid reporting mechanisms and the need for improving these tracking tools to ensure accountability and transparency.
By highlighting where Europe’s donors and the international aid system fall short, Euromapping 2011 seeks to improve support for the health of those most in need.
While needs remain high, this year’s edition of Euromapping reveals that European population assistance disbursements decreased by 7% between 2008 and 2009. Although remaining the largest global donor of development assistance, Europe now provides only 39% of total population assistance.
Euromapping 2011 is available here.
EuroMapping 2010
In November 2010, EuroNGOs member organizations DSW (The German Foundation for World Population) and EPF (The European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development) launched the Euromapping 2010 report. Over 358.000 women die every year around the world as a result of pregnancy; and the reality remains that in many developing countries, pregnancy continues to be a severe risk to the health of women of reproductive age. At the same time, 25 million women do not have access to family planning services and do not have the means to freely decide the number of children they hav e: both are basic rights recognized in Cairo in 1994 at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD).
The year 2010 marks a crucial moment where only five years remain to accomplish the goals that the international community set out to achieve in 2000 with the Millennium Declaration and ICPD. With this in mind, Euromapping aims to provide clear, comparable and reliable data on the current state of global ODA, health ODA and population flows that remain critical to realizing Millenium Development Goals 4, 5 and 6.
Euromapping provides an overview of comparative contributions as well as detailed information about an individual donor country’s performance over time. Its goal is to research, analyse, consolidate and present comparative information about European ODA and SRH commitments, funding flows and qualitative considerations specifically calibrated to meet the needs of advocates and decision-makers.
Euromapping 2010 marks a departure from all previous editions, featuring analysis of:
* Global ODA trends
* Health ODA Disbursements
* Population Assistance spending
* In-depth Statistical Profiles of 24 key Donors |
