Rwanda summary indicators
| Baseline costing indicators | 2000 |
| GDP per capita1 | $234 |
| Population2 | 7,724,218 |
| Surviving infants2 | 269,000 |
| DTP-3 coverage3 | 90% |
| Total health expenditure per capita (current $)4 | $13.13 |
| Total spending on routine immunization5 | $1,206,439 |
| - per DTP-3 immunized child | $4.98 |
| - per capita | $0.16 |
| - as a % of overall health expenditure | 2.2% |
| Total spending on the NIP (including campaigns)5 | $1,554,469 |
| - as a % of overall health expenditure | 1.5% |
| Future resource requirements, financing and gaps5 | 2002-2005 |
| Avg. annual resource requirements | $7,275,126 |
| - % new-underused vaccines | 54% |
| - per DTP-3 targeted child | $22.57 |
| Avg. annual secure funding | $7,172,680 |
| - % from government | 29% |
| - % from GAVI-Vaccine Fund | 59% |
| - % from other donors | 13% |
| Avg. annual probable funding | $102,446 |
| Avg. annual funding gap (secure and probable funding) | $0 |
| - % of resource requirements | 1% |
| - per DTP-3 targeted child | $0.32 |
Sources:
- World Development Indicators - World Bank for GDP
- United Nations Population Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, World Population Prospects the 2002 Revisions
- WHO-UNICEF Coverage Best Estimates
- WHO - World Health Report 2003
- Immunization Financing Database. Immunization specific spending is reported.