Donors

DAC bilateral donors 32 $7.1bn

1. United States $2.2bn
2. France $1.5bn
3. Germany $861m
4. Japan $459m
5. Canada $423m
6. United Kingdom $234m
7. Switzerland $188m
8. Sweden $166m
9. Belgium $156m
10. Netherlands $156m
11. Luxembourg $140m
12. Italy $97m
13. Korea $97m
14. Norway $92m
15. Denmark $89m
16. Spain $88m
17. Ireland $37m
18. Portugal $28m
19. Austria $16m
20. Hungary $8m
21. Greece $6m
22. Iceland $6m
23. Australia $6m
24. Finland $4m
25. Poland $4m
26. Czechia $4m
27. Latvia $0.55m
28. New Zealand $0.14m
29. Slovenia $0.14m
30. Lithuania $0.11m
31. Slovak Republic $0.07m
32. Estonia $0.01m

Multilateral institutions 33 $9.8bn

1. International Development Association [IDA] $6.0bn
2. Global Fund $1.0bn
3. EU Institutions $1.0bn
4. Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization [GAVI] $296m
5. African Development Fund [AfDF] $221m
6. IMF Concessional Trust Funds $209m
7. UNICEF $182m
8. IFAD $155m
9. Central Emergency Response Fund [CERF] $108m
10. UNDP $87m
11. UN Peacebuilding Fund [UNPBF] $70m
12. UNFPA $57m
13. Green Climate Fund [GCF] $54m
14. WFP $53m
15. UNHCR $49m
16. Global Environment Facility [GEF] $33m
17. World Health Organisation [WHO] $32m
18. Islamic Development Bank [IsDB] $16m
19. Adaptation Fund $14m
20. Climate Investment Funds [CIF] $12m
21. International Labour Organisation [ILO] $9m
22. Food and Agriculture Organisation [FAO] $7m
23. UN Women $6m
24. Joint Sustainable Development Goals Fund [Joint SDG Fund] $6m
25. International Atomic Energy Agency [IAEA] $4m
26. WHO-Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan [SPRP] $2m
27. UN Capital Development Fund [UNCDF] $0.77m
28. African Development Bank [AfDB] $0.67m
29. UNAIDS $0.60m
30. United Nations Industrial Development Organization [UNIDO] $0.33m
31. WTO - International Trade Centre [ITC] $0.24m
32. International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology [ICGEB] $0.08m
33. Global Green Growth Institute [GGGI] $0.03m

Non-DAC providers 12 $120m

Providers outside the OECD Development Assistance Committee that nonetheless report their flows to it — the Gulf funds, Türkiye, and the European states that never joined the DAC.

1. United Arab Emirates $45m
2. Kuwait $29m
3. Qatar $20m
4. Türkiye $12m
5. Monaco $6m
6. Liechtenstein $3m
7. Malta $2m
8. Israel $1m
9. Croatia $0.65m
10. Romania $0.34m
11. Thailand $0.29m
12. Bulgaria $0.04m

Private donors 28 $896m

The OECD excludes private philanthropy from its “Official donors” total. It is shown separately here rather than folded in or dropped.

1. Mastercard Foundation $359m
2. Gates Foundation $324m
3. Conrad N. Hilton Foundation $30m
4. John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation $27m
5. Bezos Earth Fund $17m
6. Ford Foundation $17m
7. William and Flora Hewlett Foundation $15m
8. Susan T. Buffett Foundation $12m
9. Children's Investment Fund Foundation $12m
10. Jacobs Foundation $11m
11. MAVA Foundation $10m
12. Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust $9m
13. UBS Optimus Foundation $9m
14. Bloomberg Family Foundation $8m
15. LEGO Foundation $8m
16. Wellcome Trust $6m
17. Rockefeller Foundation $6m
18. Fondation Botnar $5m
19. La Caixa Banking Foundation $3m
20. World Diabetes Foundation $3m
21. IKEA Foundation $1m
22. People's Postcode Lottery $1m
23. Arcus Foundation $1m
24. Oak Foundation $0.92m
25. Carnegie Corporation of New York $0.78m
26. German Postcode Lottery $0.50m
27. Swedish Postcode Lottery $0.25m
28. David and Lucile Packard Foundation $0.04m