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U.S. and DRC launch $1.2B health pact for 2026–2031, boosting HIV, TB, malaria, maternal/child health, and outbreak response.
The U.S. and Democratic Republic of Congo have launched a $1.2 billion health partnership for 2026–2031, with $900 million in U.S. funding and $300 million in increased DRC domestic spending.
The deal targets HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, maternal and child health, polio, and disease surveillance, aiming to strengthen health systems and global health security.
It includes building rapid outbreak detection, training health workers, and modernizing medical records.
The shift to bilateral agreements replaces multilateral programs, emphasizing co-investment and performance, but has sparked concerns in some African nations over data sovereignty and equity, with Zimbabwe withdrawing from a similar deal and Zambia delaying its agreement.
Estados Unidos y la República Democrática del Congo lanzan un pacto de salud de $1.2B para 20262031, impulsando el VIH, la tuberculosis, la malaria, la salud materna / infantil y la respuesta al brote.