Open data about Swedish international aid

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Swedish aid 2024

Based on reported aid data so far

Total international aid

20 000 000 000SEK

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Share of humanitarian aid

Share of total Swedish international aid

Development cooperation52.93 bn SEK (100%)Humanitarian assistance0.00 SEK (< 0,01%)

Number of recipient countries

122
Countries and regions

Top five recipient countries

  1. Ukraine4429749391.9558 SEK (8.37%)
  2. Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)1027070579.113949 SEK (1.94%)
  3. Afghanistan879023770.6168001 SEK (1.66%)
  4. Mozambique802767765.269 SEK (1.52%)
  5. Sudan (the)764474406.125 SEK (1.44%)

Distribution of different types of organisations

Based on implementing organisations

Multilateral organisations

31.69 bn SEK (59.87%)

Non–governmental organisations (NGOs) and civil society

10.94 bn SEK (20.67%)

Public sector institutions

7.86 bn SEK (14.85%)

University, College or Other Teaching Institution, Research Institute or Think–Tank

1.29 bn SEK (2.45%)

Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) and networks

518.93 M SEK (0.98%)

Other

461.90 M SEK (0.87%)

Private sector institution

162.80 M SEK (0.31%)

Organisations

The three largest implementing organisations

European Commission - Development Share of Budget (EC)
Sum: 5420625775 SEK, (10.24% of total)
International Development Association
Sum: 3066670000 SEK, (5.79% of total)
UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund
Sum: 2060174371 SEK, (3.89% of total)

Focusareas

The five largest sector categories

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Thematics

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