Similarly, a non-profit foundation, The Novo Nordisk Foundation, also pledged to provide up to 380 million Danish kroner ($58 million) from this year to 2028.
The nonprofit foundation, which awards grants in health, sustainability, and the life science ecosystem, holds 77% of the votes and 28% of the shares in pharma giant Novo Nordisk through Novo Holdings.
Announcing the move, “WHO plays a unique role in the global health ecosystem, providing normative guidance, monitoring diseases, building country capacity for resilient health systems and supporting learning and evidence,” Mads Krogsgaard Thomsen, CEO of the Novo Nordisk Foundation, said in a release.
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