Ghana is confronting a significant financial gap in its health budget, with a reported shortfall of nearly $78 million threatening to undermine recent progress in immunization programs. Reduced international aid contributions have exacerbated the funding crisis, raising concerns over the sustainability of public health initiatives. Health officials warn that the shortfall could lead to disruptions in vaccine supplies and preventive care services. The situation highlights growing vulnerabilities in global health financing amid shifting donor priorities.
Ghana faces a $78.2m health funding shortfall as aid cuts put immunisation gains at risk.
