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‘No one can fill that gap’: Why a global health leader sees U.S. funding as irreplaceable
‘No one can fill that gap’: Why the head of the Wellcome Trust, the world’s fourth-largest charitable foundation, sees U.S. global health funding as irreplaceable.
LONDON — The abrupt withdrawal of U.S. global health funding that many disease control programs and developing countries have long relied on presages a leaner future for the sector, says the head of one of the world’s largest charitable foundations.
Charities and other governments will be unable to fill all the gaps left by the Trump administration’s decision to slash aid spending, John-Arne Røttingen, CEO of the Wellcome Trust, told STAT in an interview.
