Nigerian Government Warns of Health Financing Gap Amid Declining Donor Support
The Nigerian government, through Dr. Iziaq Salako, warns about the health financing gap due to declining donor support, emphasizing the importance of domestic resource mobilization. Various international organizations like PEPFAR, USAID, Global Fund, World Bank, Gavi, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have contributed significantly to Nigeria's health sector.
The shift in global priorities, geopolitical tensions, and donor fatigue have led to a decrease in foreign aid, creating a short-term gap in critical health programs. Dr. Salako highlights innovative funding models at the state level to strengthen the healthcare system.
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