The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has halted a €9.5 million program for voluntary male circumcisions in Mozambique. This decision is part of a broader review of funding allocations, which includes $10 million saved from the circumcision program. Additionally, DOGE has redirected funds towards other initiatives, such as $9.7 million for developing enterprise-driven skills among Cambodian youth and $14 million aimed at improving public procurement in Serbia. The cuts have sparked discussions regarding the impact on various organizations, including the International Rescue Committee, where CEO David Miliband may face job losses due to these funding changes.