WHO spends a lot of money every year, where does they get their money?

The World Health Organization spends a lot of money every year, so where exactly does the World Health Organization get its funding?

First, let's take a look at what the World Health Organization is

The World Health Organization, as the name suggests, the responsibility of the World Health Organization is mainly to guide and coordinate international health work, promote the prevention and control of epidemics, endemic diseases and some other diseases, in addition to these there are many detailed work, simply understood is that the World Health Organization is to make the people of the world as much as possible to obtain a higher level of health, so that the body and spirit to achieve a "perfect state", at present, many countries have joined the World Health Organization, according to the latest statistics, There are currently 193 Member States, 2 Associates, 6 Observers.

The WHO is financed annually by contributions from Member States to form its regular budget

Although the World Health Organization is a very large organization, the World Health Organization also has a great responsibility, and in order to achieve the purpose of the World Health Organization, it needs to spend a lot of money on the work, so where does the money come from? It is understood that the World Health Organization is financed annually by Member States' contributions, which then constitute the normal budget.

The World Health Organization has certain regulations on the allocation of funds

After receiving the contributions paid by Member States, the World Health Organization will first assess the budget amount of membership fees and voluntary contributions, and then begin to allocate the budget amount for the financial period to the following six categories, each category will receive a certain budget amount, and then each category will use the money to carry out related work, through which the money will further help the completion of relevant work content and promote people's physical and mental health.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is financed by the contributions of Member States, and by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the Promotion Organization (PAHO), the Children's Association, the Drug Abuse Control Association, UNEP, Emergency Activities, the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees, the Disaster Relief Agency, the World Bank, etc., and contributions from various parties.

It is usually funded by various countries, and this organization also operates some industries, and environmentalists and environmental organizations around the world also raise some funds to provide to the organization.

Much of WHO's funding is based on annual contributions from participating countries, which is similar to that of the United Nations**. We in China also provide a lot of membership fees every year.

WHO is an essential part of the country, and of course it will cost a lot, and they will have their own national funds, plus there will be donations from some aspiring people.

Earmarked funds from the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Voluntary Facilitation Organizations, Children's Association, Drug Abuse Control**, UNEP, Emergency Activities, Refugee Emergency Commissioner, Disaster Relief Agency, World Bank, etc.

WHO Programme Budget 2014-2015.

1.Approves all funds** for the financial period 2014 015, i.e. a budget of $100 million for assessed contributions and voluntary contributions.

2.The budget for the 2014-2015 financial period is allocated to the following six categories:

1) Infectious diseases billions of dollars.

2) Noncommunicable diseases US$100 million.

3) Promote health across the life course billion dollars.

4) Health system billions.

5) Preparedness, monitoring and response to $100 million.

6) Facilitation functions, Organization-wide services billions of dollars and the contingency portion of the budget billions of dollars.

Yuan. 3.Decide on the funding channels for the budget as follows:

Total net assessed contributions of Member States of $100 million, adjusted on the basis of estimated non-assessed income of Member States.

Voluntary contributions totalling US$ billion.

4.The Director-General proposes an increase of $100 million in the programme budget for 2016-2017.