USG MoU funding trajectories, 2026–2030

Notes: “Government” = new co-financing plus the funding each MoU marks as existing — thirteen of the sixteen MoUs print an existing/new split in their §2.x.3 funding plans, and both components are in these lines. Nigeria, Ethiopia and Rwanda publish no existing split at all, so their government lines really are new co-financing only and their true shares are understated. Domestic-expenditure-increase pledges are excluded (a different measure of the same money). Kenya USG excludes the “cost of doing business & audits” margin; Nigeria & Ethiopia USG exclude the ~6% M&O carve-out (no per-year breakdown published). Government worker commitments that the MoUs print as FTEs without dollars (Cameroon, Ethiopia labs, Rwanda, Côte d’Ivoire, Lesotho, Uganda’s absorbed cohorts) and the pre-MoU workforce baselines are not in this standalone view — the Streamlit app imputes them behind a toggle. Kenya government co-financing shown for 2026–2030 (its table extends to 2031).