Funding source of SCP and TNS programs.

<p>Cases: SCP  = 939 (88% reporting); TNS  = 105 (91% reporting).</p><p>** p<0.01, * p<0.05 (difference of mean t-tests, different populations and variances).</p><p># Note: “Primary” is largest source of funding; “Any” is one of potential multiple funding sources (61% of TNS programs report having only one source of funding; compared to 33% of SCPs).</p><p>Funding source of SCP and TNS programs.</p

Frequency of SCP and TNS program activities.

<p>Cases: SCP  = 1,068; TNS  = 116.</p><p>** p<0.01; * p<0.05 (difference of mean t-tests, different populations and variances).</p><p><b>Note</b>: The data include 30 types of program activities; <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0110465#pone-0110465-t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a> reports categories that achieve at least 8% for SCP and/or TNS programs (80% of all SCP activities; 74% of TNS activities).</p><p><b>Acronyms</b>: MCH  =  Maternal & Child Health; FPRH  =  Family Planning & Reproductive Health; TB-Malaria combines Tuberculosis and Malaria services; PC  =  Primary Care.</p><p>Frequency of SCP and TNS program activities.</p

Legal status of SCP and TNS programs.

<p>Cases: SCP  = 995 (93% reporting); TNS  = 106 (91% reporting).</p><p>** p<0.01 (difference of mean t-tests, different populations and variances).</p><p>Legal status of SCP and TNS programs.</p

Distribution of health focus of trans-national scale (TNS) and single-country programs (SCP).

<p>Distribution of health focus of trans-national scale (TNS) and single-country programs (SCP).</p

Program count for number of countries of operation.

<p>Program count for number of countries of operation.</p