Executive Summary
Highlights the 50:1 ratio between humanitarian health aid and long-term development investment, proposing a new instrument architecture.
Key Analysis
The "funding cliff" occurs when short-term emergency funds evaporate before long-term health infrastructure can be established. In conflict settings, the ratio of humanitarian to development funding is dangerously unbalanced, preventing the transition from aid dependency to institutional self-reliance.
Technical Briefing
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