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Bookmark or Share- Chart: The U.S. Is the Largest Contributor to the WHO - StatistaSince the budget includes a $2-billion shortfall in funds, the actual U.S. share of total WHO funding was higher at roughly 15 percent. In an official statement, the WHO expressed its regret over ...
- How U.S. withdrawal from the WHO could impact global heathThe U.S. contributes about 18% of funding for the WHO, which is struggling to raise cash for health emergencies from Gaza to Ukraine. The agency’s two-year budget for 2024-2025 was $6.8 billion.
- Chart: The Biggest Financial Contributors to the WHO | StatistaIn 2022, the regular contribution out of the U.S. has shrunk once more to around $109 million. China is paying in the second highest sum at an unchanged $57.4 million. Japan is in third place with...
- WHO Funding by Country 2024 - World Population ReviewThe World Heath Organization (WHO) gets its funding from two main sources: Member States paying their assessed contributions (membership dues), and voluntary contributions from Member States and other partners.
- The U.S. Government and the World Health Organization | KFFIn 2022, member states, including the U.S., agreed in principle to move toward more predictable, flexible funding for WHO and to reduce the role of specified voluntary contributions.
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