Democracy International Fund Price & Performance (DMCY)

The Trump administration's recent executive orders have targeted funding for global health initiatives, including a review of U.S. participation in international organizations and treaties. This action could significantly impact NGOs receiving U.S. health assistance, as over 60% of such funding is channeled through these organizations.1

USAID contractors are warning of shutdowns and legal actions after President Trump's 90-day freeze on foreign aid funding. Many contractors are owed millions, with some reporting threats to overseas staff and struggles to secure credit from U.S. banks due to funding uncertainties.2

President Trump has ordered funding cuts to pro-democracy media outlets like Voice of America and Radio Free Europe. These agencies, which have been key players in promoting U.S. influence abroad, face operational reductions, sparking concerns about diminished global reach and rising authoritarian influence.3