Who Funds the WHO? A Closer Look Behind the World Health Organization’s Budget

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“Voluntary contributions, specified and thematic, make up about 80% of the budget,” denoted former WHO medical officer and scientist Dr. @bell00david.

“And this is important because specified contributions are contributions that are provided for a specific project in a specific place. They are very directive,” he explained.

“So the WHO, for 80% of its budget, now is doing what its funders tell it to do and fund it to do — not what it necessarily considers to be the appropriate way to impact public health.”

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