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<p>The methodology used to monitor UK malaria spend between 2008/09 and 2014/15 was
published in the 2010 Framework for Results for Malaria. In 2013/14 the UK provided
£536 million to help reduce malaria deaths. The UK is helping to tackle malaria through
bilateral and multilateral channels. The UK’s bilateral support includes: malaria-specific
bilateral programmes (36% of total malaria spend in 2013/14); support to strengthening
health systems (20% of malaria spend in 2013/14); and other bilateral support including
the delivery of interventions to reduce malaria in pregnancy and supporting malaria
related research (10% of 2013/14 malaria spend).</p><p>The main contribution to tackling
malaria through multilateral channels is the UK support to the Global Fund to Fight
AIDS, TB and Malaria (31% of total malaria spend in 2013/14).All of the Department’s
2014/15 spend on malaria has been disbursed. The UK’s investment on malaria has contributed
to saving more than six million lives over the past 15 years.</p>
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