Alexander Berger(@albrgr):The U.S. and other wealthy countries cut global health aid dramatically last year. Over the next few budget cycles, dozens of national governments will be deciding what their health systems will look like for the next decade, with far less donor money than they planned. Today we're launching our new Health Aid Transition Fund to help them get those decisions right, putting $165 million behind analysis and financing support for governments so the most cost-effective work survives the transition. And I couldn’t be more excited to have Amanda on board leading this work - she’s been high on my “to hire” list for almost a decade at this point!

2026.09.18 15:51

The U.S. and other wealthy countries cut global health aid dramatically last year. Over the next few budget cycles, dozens of national governments will be deciding what their health systems will look like for the next decade, with far less donor money than they planned. Today we're launching our new Health Aid Transition Fund to help them get those decisions right, putting $165 million behind analysis and financing support for governments so the most cost-effective work survives the transition. And I couldn’t be more excited to have Amanda on board leading this work - she’s been high on my “to hire” list for almost a decade at this point!