According to a report by The BMJ, nearly half of the World Health Organization (WHO) Foundation"s $82 million in funding has come from anonymous donors. This revelation has raised concerns regarding the WHO"s increasing reliance on undisclosed financial backers, as noted by Open Source Intel on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
The report highlights the significant role that anonymous donations play in the funding structure of the WHO Foundation, prompting discussions about transparency and accountability in international health financing. The reliance on undisclosed sources of funding may affect public trust and the organization"s operational integrity.
For further details on the implications of large anonymous donations, see recent developments in WHO"s funding sources.
