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A funding gap is hurting developing countries’ efforts to contain COVID-19
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Author: Yasser Omar Abdellatif, Senior Research Associate, Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University & Ellie Graeden, Associate Professor (Adjunct), Georgetown University
The pandemic has rendered healthcare systems in the developing world even more fragile.
New analysis suggests a widening gap between the amount of foreign aid that has been committed, and the amount that has been disbursed. ....

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