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66 see note 6.67 Calculation from OECD CRS database for UK aid to agriculture, forestry and fishing, and ruraldevelopment, gross disbursements in constant 2010 prices.68 save the children, Born Equal: How reducing inequality could give our children a better future,2012, savethechildren.org.uk/sites/default/files/images/Born_Equal.pdf69 see note 57, p8.70 scalingupnutrition.org71 save the children, A Life Free From Hunger, 2012, p72.72 Ibid.73 s horton et al, Scaling Up Nutrition: How much will it cost? world bank, 2010, p24.74 action contre le faim/Institute of development studies, Aid For Nutrition: Using innovativefinancing to end undernutrition, undated, p13. These figures are based on estimates by the Worldbank in 2010 of us$11.8bn a year, of which us$10.8bn needed to be raised from public resources.see s horton et al, Scaling up Nutrition: How much will it cost? world bank, 2010, p24.75 ‘maternal and child undernutrition’, special series, The Lancet, January 2008.76 J hoddinott, The Consequences of Early Childhood Growth Failure Over The Life Course,mimeo, International food policy research Institute, washington dc, 2011.77 See: ‘Nutrition’, dfid.gov.uk/What-we-do/Key-Issues/Food-and-nutrition/Nutrition; Save thechildren, Child Survival: What the UK government must do in 2010, 2010, p2.78 See ‘Against African malnutrition’, dfid.gov.uk/get-involved/your-campaigns79 This is the figure for the G8 states minus Russia. See ‘Annex Tables and Charts’, atDevelopment: Aid to developi ng countries falls because of global recession, oecd, 4 april 2012.80 see for example bond/uK aid network, Reaching 0.7%: Five reasons to deliver and legislate oninternational aid, June 2012.81 Tearfund, Investing in Communities: The benefits and costs of building resilience for foodsecurity in Malawi, november 2010.82 odI/save the children/unIcef, Progress in Child Well-being: Building on what works, 2012, p10.83 Figures from DFID: dfid.gov.uk/News/Press-releases/2012/Provisional-UK-Official-Developmentassistance-as-a-proportion-of-gross-national-Income-2011/;concord, AidWatch 2012, p2.84 ‘demand to drop aid 0.7 per cent a “betrayal” says christian aid’, 29 march 2012, christianaid.org.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/March-2012/demand-drop-aid-0.7-per-cent-betrayal-sayschristian-aid.aspx85 see note 80.86 Kofi Annan, speech delivered in 2011, kofiannanfoundation.org/newsroom/speeches/2011/11/food-security-global-challenge87 oxfam, The UNFCCC Work Programme on Long-term Finance, august 2012, p4.88 european commission, Scaling Up International Climate Finance After 2012, staff workingdocument, april 2011, pp7–8.89 ed davey, speech to chatham house, 11 July 2012, decc.gov.uk/en/content/cms/news/sos_climaction/sos_climaction.aspx90 see ‘The uK’s International climate fund’, decc.gov.uk/en/content/cms/tackling/international/icf/icf.aspx; cafod and Tearfund, Quick Off The Blocks?: UK adaptation finance and integratedplanning, 2012, p10.91 This is not to mention the quality of uK aid. see cafod and Tearfund, Quick Off The Blocks?:UK adaptation finance and integrated planning, 2012, p3.92 concord, AidWatch 2012, p29.93 International climate fund, Implementation Plan 2011-12 to 2014-15: Technical Paper, p3.94 see cafod and Tearfund, Quick Off The Blocks?: UK adaptation finance and integratedplanning, 2012, p9.60