Spain has invested €701.57 million and US$65 million in the Global Fund to date, and currently ranks as the 12th largest public donor.
Spain is among the first public donors to announce its support for the Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment, covering 2026-2028, through a pledge of EUR 145 million. It represents more than 11% increase over its pledge to the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment, demonstrating the country’s strong commitment to ending the epidemics of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria and reinforcing health systems. Providing access to lifesaving health services to the most vulnerable and building sustainable and inclusive health systems capable of addressing today’s and tomorrow’s threats is a key priority for Spain. Its global health strategy is strongly aligned with the integrated vision of the 2030 Agenda, with gender equality and human rights imperatives at its core.
Spain has also engaged with the Global Fund through Debt2Health [ download in English | Español | Français ] – a Global Fund debt swap program to raise funds for health programs. Spain’s debt swap agreements with Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia in 2017 freed €15.5 million to be reinvested in HIV, malaria and health systems strengthening programs in the three implementing countries. These agreements were facilitated by Spain’s Ministry of Economy.
Government donor ranking
As of: end 2024
13
Pledges and contributions
Data updated on: 18 June 2025
Cumulative
Total pledged
€783.07 million
and
US$65 million
Total contributed
€701.57 million
and
US$65 million
Seventh Replenishment (2023-2025)
Total pledged
€130 million
Total contributed
€130 million
Pledges and contributions by replenishment
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30 June 2025
Spain and Luxembourg Make Increased Pledges Toward the Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment
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25 September 2019
Global Fund Applauds Spain’s €100 Million Pledge
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29 November 2017
Spain, Three African Countries and the Global Fund Launch New Debt2Health Initiative
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15 March 2017
Global Fund Receives Top Marks in Performance Review