The WHO investment cycle has gained momentum at the G20 Summit, with commitments made by G20 leaders to support a sustainably financed WHO.
The investment cycle aims to secure necessary funds and broaden WHO's donor base, with 70 new pledges received from member states, philanthropic organizations, and private sector donors.
The total amount committed to WHO has reached $1.7 billion, with a total of $3.8 billion mobilized for the next four years.
The funding flexibility has also increased, allowing WHO to allocate resources where they are most needed.
Global leaders have emphasized the importance of WHO's mission and the need for sustainable financing.
The investment cycle represents a transformative shift in WHO's funding model, making it more predictable and flexible.
With the support of G20 leaders and new donors, WHO is better positioned to fulfill its mission of saving lives and promoting global health.