5 items in President Biden’s 2023 budget that support global health

The White House used World Health Day – April 7 – to highlight key points in the 2023 budget that support global health, like funding the U.S. Agency for International Development and the CDC to build global partnerships targeting health. 

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Five the points included in the brief:

  1. The budget has $1 billion pledged to state and USAID to support and protect the global health workforce.
  2. It also includes $10 million for USAID to establish a Health Resilience Fund to support health systems emerging from crises. 
  3. The budget includes $265 million for the CDC to build partnerships to improve global immunizations. 
  4. The package includes $2 billion to support the Global Fund to fight malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis on a global scale.
  5. The budget rationed $750 million for USAID that would support programs such as Access to COVID-19 Tools.

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