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Bookmark or Share- Current state of WHO's financingThe constraints of inflexible funding of WHO are manifest at all levels of the Organization but are felt more strongly at country level. Looking at the mid-point of the 2020–2021 biennium, flexible funding made up only 10.2% of total funds for WHO country-level activities. Such a low percentage of flexible funding impedes WHO’s ability to ...
- Funding - World Health Organization (WHO)As of September 2021, WHO still faces a funding gap of almost US$900 million to cover the period till March 2022. WHO thanks all contributors to date, and launches an urgent call for the international community to fund the gap fully and flexibly so WHO can play its global role in tackling the pandemic. WHO's Strategic Preparedness and Response ...
- WHO launches its first Investment Round to sustainably finance its ...The World Health Organization (WHO) launched its first-ever Investment Round on Sunday as part of a broader plan to transform the way the Organization is funded heading into an era of climate change, mass migration, pandemic threats, an ageing world population, and turbulent geopolitics. The launch, on the eve of the Seventy-Seventh World ...
- How WHO is fundedHow WHO is funded. WHO gets its funding from two main sources: Member States paying their assessed contributions (countries’ membership dues), and voluntary contributions from Member States and other partners.
- Assessed contributions - World Health Organization (WHO)Assessed contributions (AC) are the amounts each of the 196 Members and Associate Members must pay to WHO on an annual basis. The assessment scale is calculated by the United Nations based mainly on the country’s GDP and is adjusted for WHO’s membership.
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