However, social protection would nonetheless absorb a higher proportion of domestic revenues that might otherwise have contributed to financing emergency assistance, perhaps making it harder to finance crisis response domestically. The costed scenario requires slower increases in domestic financing for social protection. Results from this scenario indicate that the proportion of domestic financing for social protection expenditure to domestic revenues will need to increase to 13.5% (under business-as-usual revenue scenario) and 6.9% (high-revenue scenario) for self-sufficiency by 2025/26.