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The WHO will cut 2,400 jobs by June 2026 due to funding shortfalls after the U.S. withdrawal, reducing its workforce to about 7,030.
The World Health Organization plans to cut nearly 2,400 jobs—about 23% of its workforce—by June 2026, reducing staff from 9,401 to around 7,030, following the U.S. withdrawal under President Trump, which ended its role as the agency’s largest donor.
The cuts, part of a major restructuring, include permanent and temporary roles, with management teams reduced by half.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus called 2025 one of the most difficult years in the organization’s history.
The projected budget gap for 2026–2027 is $1.06 billion, down from $1.7 billion in May, attributed to a smaller budget, increased mandatory contributions, and a new fundraising effort.
La OMS recortará 2,400 empleos para junio de 2026 debido a los déficits de financiamiento después de la retirada de los Estados Unidos, reduciendo su fuerza laboral a aproximadamente 7,030.