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Niger

$2.0bn received in 2022
12 donors recorded

Aid received over time

$0.00m$552m$1.1bn$1.7bn$2.2bn20002004200820122016202020222000: $209m2000: $209m2001: $259m2001: $259m2002: $296m2002: $296m2003: $481m2003: $481m2004: $549m2004: $549m2005: $523m2005: $523m2006: $542m2006: $542m2007: $466m2007: $466m2008: $553m2008: $553m2009: $431m2009: $431m2010: $741m2010: $741m2011: $645m2011: $645m2012: $891m2012: $891m2013: $797m2013: $797m2014: $918m2014: $918m2015: $870m2015: $870m2016: $952m2016: $952m2017: $1.2bn2017: $1.2bn2018: $1.3bn2018: $1.3bn2019: $1.4bn2019: $1.4bn2020: $1.9bn2020: $1.9bn2021: $1.8bn2021: $1.8bn2022: $2.0bn2022: $2.0bn
Niger — ODA received USD millions

Who funds it

International Development Association [IDA]: $703mInternational Development Assoc…$703mUnited States: $239mUnited States$239mGermany: $175mGermany$175mEU Institutions: $171mEU Institutions$171mFrance: $122mFrance$122mIMF Concessional Trust Funds: $100mIMF Concessional Trust Funds$100mGlobal Fund: $57mGlobal Fund$57mAfrican Development Fund [AfDF]: $48mAfrican Development Fund [AfDF]$48mGlobal Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization [GAVI]: $42mGlobal Alliance for Vaccines an…$42mLuxembourg: $40mLuxembourg$40mNetherlands: $35mNetherlands$35mSwitzerland: $34mSwitzerland$34m
Who funded it, 2022 USD millions

Chinese finance

Not part of the figures above, and not addable to them: China does not report to the OECD, so these are commitments reconstructed by AidData, in constant 2021 dollars. Total $3.8bn.

$0.00m$362m$725m$1.1bn$1.4bn2001200520092013201720212001: $55m2001: $55m2002: $27m2002: $27m2003: $3m2003: $3m2004: $0.14m2004: $0.14m2005: $0.62m2005: $0.62m2006: $59m2006: $59m2007: $10m2007: $10m2008: $1.3bn2008: $1.3bn2009: $283m2009: $283m2010: $3m2010: $3m2011: $380m2011: $380m2012: $6m2012: $6m2013: $185m2013: $185m2014: $117m2014: $117m2015: $111m2015: $111m2016: $19m2016: $19m2017: $2m2017: $2m2018: $8m2018: $8m2019: $1.2bn2019: $1.2bn2020: $10m2020: $10m2021: $14m2021: $14m
Niger — Chinese commitments USD millions, constant 2021

Largest projects

China Eximbank provides $880 million loan for Phase 1 of the Agadem Oil Project (Linked to Project ID#58433, #58435, #2137) $1.3bn
2008 OOF-like Loan Industry, Mining, Construction Completion
CPFHK provides loan for Niger Section of the Niger-Benin Oil Pipeline Construction Project (Linked to Project ID#2137, #31046, #58433, #73319) $1.2bn
2019 OOF-like Loan Industry, Mining, Construction Implementation
CNPC Finance (HK) Limited provides $203 million oil prepayment facility for 200 km Petroleum Road Construction Project (Linked to Project ID#2137, #58433, #58435) $250m
2011 OOF-like Loan Transport And Storage Implementation
China Eximbank provides $142 million buyer’s credit loan for Azelik Uranium Mine Project (Linked to Project ID#256, ID#91979, ID#91980) $213m
2009 OOF-like Loan Industry, Mining, Construction Completion
China Eximbank provides RMB 650 million government concessional loan for Azelik Uranium Mine Project (Linked to Project ID#58973, ID#91977, ID#91979, ID#91980) $124m
2011 OOF-like Loan Industry, Mining, Construction Completion
China Eximbank provides RMB 623.7 million government concessional loan for the National Backbone Fiber Optic Cable Network and Communication Service Project $112m
2014 ODA-like Loan Communications Implementation
Chinese Government provides RMB 557 million grant for Third Bridge Construction Project (Linked to Project ID#58006, #58007, #135) $99m
2015 ODA-like Grant Transport And Storage Implementation
China Eximbank provides RMB 462 million government concessional loan for 132kV SORAZ-Zinder and Maradi-Malbaza Transmission Line Project $85m
2013 ODA-like Loan Energy Completion

Source: AidData Global Chinese Development Finance Dataset v3.0 (ODC-BY). Commitments, not disbursements.

What the country raises itself

Aid is only one side of the ledger. Revenue excluding grants is the direct counterpart to ODA: what the state collects without donor support.

1.8% Foreign direct investment, net inflows (% of GDP) 2024

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Source: OECD DAC2A, as reported by donors. A reported disbursement is not evidence of funds received or spent.