07/01/2026
🚨 Global health progress is at risk.
While the Global Fund’s latest replenishment raised a significant US$11.34 billion, it still falls far short of the US$18 billion target needed to sustain and scale life-saving HIV, TB, and malaria programmes.
A reduced U.S. pledge though still the largest single contribution has left a dangerous funding gap. This shortfall threatens existing programmes, slows the rollout of essential treatments, and risks reversing years of hard won progress.
The situation is even more concerning as some countries, including France, have yet to announce their contributions.
The cost of underfunding is measured in lives. Continued political commitment and fair burden-sharing are critical to protect global health gains.
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