Who Funds The WHO?
Bill Gates, Pharma, Big Tech—But 62% Comes from Shadowy Anonymous Sources: 'BMJ Global Health' Study
WHO transparency rating drops from 'B' to 'D,' "raising concerns about the level of outside influence and role of commercial interests," University of Edinburgh experts warn.
A new BMJ Global Health study has confirmed that the World Health Organization’s (WHO) private fundraising arm—the WHO Foundation—has received tens of millions of dollars from pharmaceutical giants, Big Tech companies, and anonymous sources, with nearly half the funding now untraceable.
The study findings come after U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the United States will reject the WHO’s sweeping emergency powers treaty, warning that the same unelected body now seeking “global medical surveillance of every human being.”
The BMJ Global Health study, published Wednesday, reads:
“From its launch until the end of 2023, the foundation disclosed total donation receipts of US$82 783 930 overall, of which US$39 757 326 (48.0%) was from anonymous donations over US$100 000. In total, US$51 554 203 (62.3%) in anonymous donations were reported.”
The top-named donor was the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, long considered one of WHO’s most influential funders:
“Donations varied by sector, with the largest named donations coming from the private philanthropic sector, including the Gates foundation and other family foundations, followed by social media companies, medical device companies and the banking/finance and pharmaceutical sectors.”
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