1. Budgeting and fund raising Hanna Tolonen

2. Purpose of the survey budget Gives an estimate of the amount of money needed Can be used in discussions with the collaborators/stakeholders Cost of additional modules Cost of increased sample size

3. Funds vs. survey contents Available funds Included: measurements questionnaire modules Sample size

4. Components of the survey budget 1.Planning and preparing 2.Coordination 3.Training of personnel 4.Dissemination (PR- activities) 5.Piloting 6.Sampling 7.Recruitment of participants 8.Field work 9.Laboratory analysis and sample storage 10.Data entry and cleaning 11.Quality assurance 12.Analysis and reporting

5. Personnel costs Salaries and per diems Insurances Equipment costs Other costs Travels Rents Etc. Cost categories

6. Cost of previous national HESs CountrySurveyYearTotal cost () Average cost () Per invited Per parti- cipant FinlandHealth 200020004,945,155617702 FINRISK2007812,90081121 GermanyBGS8819983,628,948275510 NetherlandsModule Endogenous Factors 2005- 2006 128,528129197 NorwayHS40-4219995,593,752113173 UKScottish Health Survey 20033,673,463271450

7. Sources of funding in previous national HESs Finland Ministry of Social Affairs and Health National Public Health Institute Social Insurance Institute Finnish Institute of Occupational Health Finnish Centre for Pensions Finnish Academy Number of Associations/Foundations

8. Sources of funding in previous national HESs Germany Ministry of Health Ministry of Research and Education Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition Netherlands Ministry of Public Health, Welfare and Sports

9. Sources of funding in previous national HESs Norway Governmental funds UK Scottish Executive (for SHS) NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre (for HSfE)

10. Excel programme for budgeting