GFO Issue 5, Article Number: 4
Navigating United States policy shifts and the Global Fund’s sustainability
ANALYSIS
Author:
Michel
Date:
2025-03-13
ABSTRACT
This article explores the Global Fund’s financial future as shifting United States policies threaten its stability. President Trump’s 2025 executive order freezing foreign aid endangers United States contributions, which provide 34% of the Fund’s funding. Cuts could disrupt global health efforts and destabilize replenishment cycles. To mitigate risks, the Global Fund must diversify funding sources by engaging high-income and emerging economies, strengthening domestic resource mobilization, and
This article explores the Global Fund’s financial future as shifting United States policies threaten its stability. President Trump’s 2025 executive order freezing foreign aid endangers United States contributions, which provide 34% of the Fund’s funding. Cuts could disrupt global health efforts and destabilize replenishment cycles. To mitigate risks, the Global Fund must diversify funding sources by engaging high-income and emerging economies, strengthening domestic resource mobilization, and
This article explores the Global Fund’s financial future as shifting United States policies threaten its stability. President Trump’s 2025 executive order freezing foreign aid endangers United States contributions, which provide 34% of the Fund’s funding. Cuts could disrupt global health efforts and destabilize replenishment cycles. To mitigate risks, the Global Fund must diversify funding sources by engaging high-income and emerging economies, strengthening domestic resource mobilization, and
Publication Date:
2025-03-13
