The administration announced $1.4 billion in U.S. health funding is available for international nongovernmental organizations.
The administration announced $1.4 billion in U.S. health funding is currently open for application or in the final stages of being awarded through the U.S. State Department’s Annual Program Statement. This funding is available to a variety of international nongovernmental organizations.
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Previous global health strategies under the administration prioritized a government-to-government funding model. The administration previously suggested that the global health system was inefficient and wasteful, with international nongovernmental organizations being identified as contributors to these problems. The administration was prepared to revoke U.S. financial support to these organizations, but the funding remains available for various groups to utilize.
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