1. PMNCH funding – Dec 2017 to Dec 2018 Anders Nordström
22nd Board meeting
New Delhi, 14 December 2018
PMNCH funding – Dec 2017 to Dec 2018
Anders Nordström
Chair, Strategy and Finance Committee
Secretariat Hosted by the World Health Organization and Board Chaired ad interim by Ms Preeti Sudan, Government of India

2. Financial position in Dec 2017
Table showing confirmed / received resources as at Dec 2017 to support work in 2018 onwards
Total funding available for work in 2018 onwards was US$ 13.7 million

3. Key updates over the last 12 months
Five new donors invested into PMNCH work
Bernard van Leer Foundation
Ford Foundation
Global Financing Facility
Merck for Mothers
Government of Switzerland
Six existing donors provided new or increased their existing grants
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Children's Investment Fund Foundation
Government of Germany
Government of India
Government of Sweden
Government of the USA
Total funding available for work in 2018 onwards increased by US$ 8 million, to US$ 21.7 million

4. Financial position in Dec 2018

5. Funding gaps in 2019 and 2020
Funding gaps remain in 2019 and 2020 – the last two years of PMNCH’s current Business Plan
In 2019, US$ 6.8 million is available to support the Partnership’s Essential Budget of US$ 10 million and Comprehensive of US$ 15 million
Whilst the gap in 2020 is as expected larger, with US$ 3.7 million available to support the same budget levels
Call upon all partners to work with the Secretariat to continue to strengthen interest and investment in our joint efforts to deliver on the to 2020 Business Plan