The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has announced that it will spend $8.3 billion in 2023 to continue its work tackling poverty, disease, and inequity. In his annual letter, Mark
has announced that it will spend $8.3 billion in 2023 to continue its work tackling poverty, disease, and inequity., Mark Suzman, the foundation’s CEO, said the board of trustees’ approval of the budget puts the foundation on track to reach an annual payout of $9 billion by 2026.
Addressing questions about the scale of the foundation’s influence and access to global leaders, Suzman said the it tries to use its privilege to push relentlessly for world leaders to spend their funds to lift up vulnerable populations.malaria, and US education, he detailed how the foundation advocates for solutions and brings diverse voices to decision-making tables.
“And where there’s a solution that can improve livelihoods and save lives, we’ll advocate persistently for it.“We won’t stop using our influence, along with our monetary commitments, to find solutions—as long as hundreds of thousands of children die of malaria just because of where they live, as long as students of color and low-income students don’t have equitable educational opportunities, and as long as famine threatens entire populations.
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