Africa CDC Supports DR Congo in Ebola Funding Transparency

Africa CDC backs DRC's push for transparent Ebola funding tracking.

Oct 4, 2026

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Africa CDC Supports DR Congo in Ebola Funding Transparency

Africa CDC backs DRC's push for transparent Ebola funding tracking.

In brief

Africa CDC backs DRC's push for transparent Ebola funding tracking. Africa CDC supports DRC's efforts to track $2.9 billion in Ebola response funds through transparent mechanisms. Originally reported by Allafrica.

Africa CDC supports DRC government

Africa CDC welcomes and supports the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's position to strengthen transparency, traceability and accountability in Ebola response funding management.

G20+ meeting on 23 September 2026

Africa CDC highlights $2.9 billion in announced commitments from donors, secured through Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka's advocacy at the G20+ ministerial meeting in New York.

Africa CDC's three responsibilities

Africa CDC leads resource mobilisation, facilitates timely disbursement of funds, and provides technical assistance for Ebola response funding.

Funding must be traceable

Africa CDC states every dollar must be traceable from donor commitments to services delivered to affected communities.

All partners must report

All national and international partners must align interventions with DRC response priorities and provide complete financial and operational information.

Strengthening financial tracking

Africa CDC will strengthen its Financial Tracking Mechanism to identify funding gaps and reduce duplication in Ebola response funding.

Ending outbreak commitment

Africa CDC remains committed to ending the outbreak, strengthening public trust, and ensuring timely care for affected communities through transparent funding.

The key point

Africa CDC supports DRC's efforts to track $2.9 billion in Ebola response funds through transparent mechanisms.

Read the original on Allafrica

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