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U.S. cut foreign aid sharply in 2025, disrupting global health programs despite new tech-focused initiatives.
In 2025, the U.S. significantly reduced its foreign aid budget, marking a major shift from its historical role as the world’s top global health donor.
The change, driven by a strategic pivot toward bilateral partnerships, national security, and domestic priorities, led to funding cuts for critical programs including HIV treatment, maternal care, and disease prevention in low-income countries.
This resulted in disruptions to health services, with reports of children and families losing access to life-saving medications, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.
While some new initiatives, like a $150 million grant to drone company Zipline for medical deliveries, signaled a move toward innovative, performance-based aid, overall support declined.
Global health experts warn of setbacks in disease control and long-term consequences for global health security, though some nations, like Zambia, responded to reporting by restoring access to essential treatments.
Estados Unidos recortó drásticamente la ayuda extranjera en 2025, interrumpiendo los programas de salud globales a pesar de las nuevas iniciativas centradas en la tecnología.