Funding for EcoHealth Alliance – BEFORE C19 = 27 million bucks – AFTER C19 = 44 million bucks

Three days ago, I posted this article:

Sources of US Government Funding of EcoHealth Alliance since 2006 – the odd 71 million bucks - DoD's DTRA needs to be renamed the Threat Increase Agency!?! (substack.com)

In it, there was this table – Amount on the left, Agency in the middle, sub-Agency on the right.

Almost 72 million dollars of has been paid to EcoHealth Alliance – usimg tax payers funds. This excludes money paid by foreign governments where EcoHealth Alliance has research labs – like Australia, South Africa, India and Ukraine (and Canada?). It also excludes tax payer funding of MetaBiota.

It includes the last 3 million bucks from Department of Defence, awarded on 12 December 2022.

The largest funders of EcoHealth Alliance have been 11 million bucks from US Aid, 35 million from the DoD’s Threat Reduction Agency and 16 million bucks from the NIH within the DHSS.

As an update, here is a breakdown, by agency BEFORE and AFTER 31 December 2019.

Enquiring minds want to know why funding to EcoHealth Alliance from US sources INCREASED by more than 60% AFTER  the outbreak at the end of 2019 AND what the 25 million from the Defence Reduction Threat Agency after 2019 was actually spent on AND why did US AID more than triple after 2019, compared to before the outbreak.

The 71 million bucks from the US excludes any money given by other governments like those in the UK, Australia, NZ and other places where EcoHealth Alliance’s bio labs were situated (e.g. India, South Africa. Malaysia, Philippines, Georgia).

It also excludes funding of MetaBiota.

Onwards!

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