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Nations Pledge Funding to WHO Investment Round

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What happened

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Ten additional countries in the Western Pacific region pledged financial support to the World Health Organization (WHO) through its Investment Round, which is the first of its kind. These pledges are intended to secure predictable resources for the WHO's core work over the next four years, aligning with the 2025-2028 global strategy. The financial commitments included a historic pledge of US$10 million from the Government of the Philippines and a US$2 million pledge from Malaysia.

From pina.com.fj

Why it matters

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The pledges support the WHO's efforts to address global health inequities and ensure health and well-being are accessible. The funding is crucial for the successful implementation of the organization's global strategy approved by Member States.

From pina.com.fj

Who's involved

  • World Health OrganizationThe United Nations agency receiving pledges to secure resources for its core work.
  • Government of the PhilippinesA nation that made a pledge of US$10 million to the Investment Round.
  • MalaysiaA nation that pledged US$2 million towards the Investment Round.
  • Cook IslandsA nation among those pledging to the WHO through the Investment Round.
  • PalauA nation among those pledging to the WHO through the Investment Round.
  • Papua New GuineaA nation among those pledging to the WHO through the Investment Round.

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