财务挑战空前，世卫组织总干事呼吁全球团结、维护公共卫生命脉

Core Points - The World Health Organization (WHO) is at a critical turning point due to severe financial shortfalls and structural challenges, necessitating increased unity and support from member states [1] - Despite member states' commitment in 2022 to raise their contributions to 50% of the total budget, the WHO currently faces a salary shortfall exceeding $500 million due to cuts from key donor countries, particularly the United States [1] - The WHO has proactively reduced its budget target to $4.2 billion, which is 21% lower than the initial proposal, yet there remains a significant funding gap of up to $1.7 billion despite confirmed funding of $2.6 billion [1]