Plan Colombia
Financing
This original plan called for a budget of US$7.5 billion, with 51% dedicated to institutional and social development, 32% for fighting the drug trade, 16% for economic and social revitalization, and 0.8% to support the then on-going effort to negotiate a political solution to the state's conflict with insurgent guerrilla groups.

Plan Colombia

Section Title: Financing
Table Section Text: This original plan called for a budget of US$7.5 billion, with 51% dedicated to institutional and social development, 32% for fighting the drug trade, 16% for economic and social revitalization, and 0.8% to support the then on-going effort to negotiate a political solution to the state's conflict with insurgent guerrilla groups.

U.S. Aid to Colombia, 1996–2006 (including non-Plan Colombia aid) [2]

Last updated 11/11/05 In millions	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005 (est)	2006 (req)

Military/Police	54.15	88.56	112.44	309.18	765.49	242.97	401.93	620.98	555.07	641.60	641.15

Economic/Social	0.62	0.00	0.52	8.75	214.31	5.65	120.30	136.70	134.98	131.29	138.52

% Military	99.88	100	99.53	97.42	78.12	97.72	76.96	81.95	80.43	83.01

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In the U.S. aid package, 78.12 percent of the funds for 2000 went to the Colombian military.

final_sentence: In the U.S. aid package, 78.12 percent of the funds for 2000 went to the Colombian military.