Who funds WHO?

The WHO is funded over a two-year cycle. Countries pay a mandatory contribution based on the size of their economy, and can make additional voluntary contributions. Around 80% of the WHO's total budget comes from voluntary contributions from countries, foundations and the private sector — most of which is ring-fenced for a specific WHO program or initiative.

Figures include mandatory ("assessed") contributions, voluntary contributions and projected funding. Total committed funding over the two-year period could change if donors commit additional funding, for instance.
Source: World Health Organization/The Moscow Times Get the data