Global Health Funding
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CDC manages approximately $3.1 billion in United States Government financial investments to improve health globally and to protect the American people from health and security threats that cross international borders. In FY 2016, CDC funding included:
Direct Appropriations
- $427.1 million in direct appropriations from Congress for health programs in Global HIV/AIDS, Global Immunizations, Global Disease Detection and Emergency Response, Parasitic Diseases and Malaria, and Global Public Health Protection.
- $10.9 million in supplemental appropriations to support recovery efforts in Haiti.
Congressional Appropriations transferred from United States Government Agencies
- $2.1 billion in transfers from the U.S. Department of State to implement programs as part of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
- $29.6 million from the U. S. Department of State, USAID, and the U.S. Department of Defense for Global Disease Detection and Emergency Response and Global Public Health Capacity Development activities.
- $26.7 million in transfers from USAID for CDC’s contributions to the President’s Malaria Initiative and to address neglected tropical diseases.
- $16 million from USAID to support infectious disease and other non-malaria related activities.
CDC Key Global Health Resources- FY 2016
| CDC Key Global Health Resources- FY 2016 | $3,115,821,569 | |
|---|---|---|
| Appropriations | $813,696,736 | |
| Global HIV/AIDS | $128,421,000 | |
| Global Immunization | $219,000,000 | |
| Polio Eradication | $169,000,000 | |
| Other Global/Measles | $50,000,000 | |
| Parasitic Disease and Malaria | $24,500,000 | |
| Global Public Health Protection | $55,200,000 | |
| Global Disease Detection & Emergency Response | $45,400,000 | |
| Global Public Health Capacity Development | $9,800,000 | |
| Global Health Security/Ebola Emergency Supplemental 1 | $359,320,441 | |
| Global Tuberculosis2 | $7,221,959 | |
| Influenza 2 | $15,857,781 | |
| Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Disease2 | $4,175,555 | |
| Antibiotic Resistance Initiative | $2,241,040 | |
| Emerging and Zoonotic Core Activities | $226,066 | |
| Food Safety | $238,612 | |
| Advance Molecular Detection (AMD) | $1,469,837 | |
| Transfers | $2,136,660,886 | |
| PEPFAR | $2,125,680,972 | |
| Haiti Response | $10,979,914 | |
| Reimbursable Agreements | $152,464,166 | |
| Department of Defense | $24,956,637 | |
| Defense Threat Reduction Agency | $24,558,748 | |
| Other | 397,889 | |
| Department of State | $2,995,619 | |
| Biosecurity Engagement Program | $2,995,619 | |
| USAID | $120,781,112 | |
| President’s Malaria Initiative | $26,732,663 | |
| Infectious Diseases and other non-PMI activities | $16,048,449 | |
| Zika Response | $78,000,000 | |
| National Institute of Health | $3,647,317 | |
| Taskforce for Global Health | $83,481 | |
| FY 16 Gifts, by program | $12,999,782 | |
| Center for Global Health | $2,735,925 | |
| Global HIV/AIDS and TB | $39,259 | |
| Immunizations | $6,738,833 | |
| Parasitic Disease and Malaria | $1,677,979 | |
| Global Health Protection | $1,807,786 | |
1 Reflects allocation for FY16 from the $1.2 billion in five-year GHS/Ebola global resources appropriated in FY 2015
2 Reflects suballocations to the Center for Global Health from other appropriation accounts
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- Page last updated: October 10, 2017
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