While the United States comes out of foreign aid, who will hit the gap?
While reality is located as the United States are drastically decreasing its foreign assistance to developing countries, an urgent conversation is starting between governments, philanthropists and global health and development organizations.It focuses on a crucial question: who will fill this gap?Last year, the United States contributed to about 12 billion dollars to global health, the money that financed the treatment of HIV and the prevention of new infections; Children's vaccines against polio, measles and pneumonia; Clean water for refugees; and tests and drugs for malaria. The next largest funding is the Gates Foundation, which provides a fraction of this amount: his Global Health Division had an $ 1.86 billion budget in 2023."The gap that has been filled by the United States cannot ...