To shed light on the role of USAID in global health, KFF released a brief providing an analysis of the share of global health assistance obligated or implemented by USAID and other agencies on behalf of countries (or, “bilateral”) in FY 2023, using data from foreignassistance.gov. This includes funding that agencies either: 1) obligated for global health activities (e.g., USAID manages and provides funding to an implementing partner, such as a non-governmental organization, to directly carryout health programs); or 2) received from other agencies to directly implement specific programs (e.g., State Department directs funding to USAID to implement HIV/AIDS programs in countries). As this analysis shows, the majority of U.S. bilateral global health assistance is obligated or implemented by USAID, including for PEPFAR.
Read the full analysis here.
Source : KFF
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