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Funding cuts and their implications for sexual and reproductive health and rights – CEPS
- The US reduced SRHR funding in 2025 and pulled critical support from UN institutions.
- Donor funding for SRHR remains under 5% of ODA for many governments, risking service disruption.
- Aid for SRHR could fall by up to one-third in 2025, shrinking access to essential services.
- Funding cuts will disproportionately affect women and girls, especially in crisis settings.
- EU reaffirmed its SRHR commitments but needs stronger coordination with partners.
- The report calls for better targeting to safeguard essential SRHR services.
- The study highlights the need for continued SRHR investment despite budget pressures.
- The report lists who is funding SRHR and how much they allocate.
- Global coordination with bodies like the Global Fund is emphasized.
- The publication provides author affiliations and scope on SRHR and health policy.
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