Open data about Swedish international aid

The Swedish government's thematic priorities

The government's reform agenda ”Aid for a new era - Freedom, empowerment and sustainable growth” specifies seven thematic priorities for Swedish aid. The thematic areas show how Sida delivers on the government's governance.

Outcomes per thematic area 2025

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Sum: 22006813172 SEK, (100% of total)

Total amountSum: 22006813172 SEK, (100% of total)

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  • Promoting freedom and fighting oppression

    Sum: 6033106331 SEK, (27.41% of total)

    Promoting freedom and fighting oppressionSum: 6033106331 SEK, (27.41% of total)

  • Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering

    Sum: 4648773406 SEK, (21.12% of total)

    Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate sufferingSum: 4648773406 SEK, (21.12% of total)

  • Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education

    Sum: 4204952128 SEK, (19.11% of total)

    Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and educationSum: 4204952128 SEK, (19.11% of total)

  • Increased and more effective climate aid

    Sum: 3155749546 SEK, (14.34% of total)

    Increased and more effective climate aidSum: 3155749546 SEK, (14.34% of total)

  • Improving the health of the most vulnerable

    Sum: 1795372324 SEK, (8.16% of total)

    Improving the health of the most vulnerableSum: 1795372324 SEK, (8.16% of total)

  • Empowering women and girls

    Sum: 1168251939 SEK, (5.31% of total)

    Empowering women and girlsSum: 1168251939 SEK, (5.31% of total)

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In 2025, 27.41% of Sida's aid was contributed to Promoting freedom and fighting oppression.

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