EU: The largest donor in the world
EU delegations in third countries in 2012
EUROPEAN
COMMISSION
Arctic Circle
GREENLAND
ICELAND
SWEDEN
Reykjavik
FINLAND
NORWAY
N 60°
RUSSIA
Oslo
ESTONIA
CANADA
LATVIA
DENMARK
UNITED KINGDOM
IRELAND
LITHUANIA
"
BELARUS
POLAND
NETHERLANDS
Moscow
Minsk
GERMANY
BELGIUM
LUXEMBOURG
UKRAINE
SLOVAKIA
FRANCE
Bern
SWITZERLAND
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Ottawa
AUSTRIA
ITALY
KAZAKHSTAN
MOLDOVA
HUNGARY
MONGOLIA
SLOVENIA
ROMANIA Chisinau
Zagreb Belgrade
CROATIA
BOSNIA
SERBIA
HERZEGOVINA
Sarajevo
MONTENEGRO
Podgorica
Pristina
BULGARIA
KOSOVO
UNSCR 1244
GEORGIA
Skopje
FORMER YUGOSLAV
ALBANIA REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
Tirana
SPAIN
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Astana
Kiev
CZECH REPUBLIC
Ankara
PORTUGAL
Washington
Tunis
N 30°
" TAJIKISTAN
AFGHANISTAN
IRAN
Baghdad
JORDAN
ALGERIA
Tropic of Cancer
MEXICO
Havane
Port Prince
Kingston
HAITI
JAMAICA
BELIZE
Santo
Domingo
PUERTO RICO
GUATEMALA HONDURAS
Guatemala City
San Salvador
EL SALVADOR
EGYPT
SAINT LUCIA
Bridgetown
SAINT-VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
BARBADOS
NETHERLANDS
GRENADA
ANTILLES
Port of Spain
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Caracas
NICARAGUA
Managua
San Jose
"
PANAMA
VENEZUELA
Bogota
IVORY
COAST
TOGO
GHANA
Lomé
Abidjan
Accra
NIGERIA
Addis Ababa
Abuja
Cotonou
SURINAM FRENCH
GUYANA
COLOMBIA
CAMEROON
Malabo !
SOUTH
SUDAN
CENTRAL AFRICAN
REPUBLIC
SÃO TOMÉ
AND PRINCIPE
"
Quito
"
Colombo
GABON
Kampala
Kigali
DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIC
OF THE CONGO
Brazzaville
Pacific Ocean
BRUNEI
MALAYSIA
Kuala Lumpur
CONGO
MALAYSIA
SINGAPORE
Singapore
KENYA
" Nairobi
KIRIBATI
NAURU
MALDIVES
RWANDA
Bujumbura
BURUNDI
Kinshasa
Jakarta
TANZANIA
British Indian Ocean Territory
SEYCHELLES
Dar Es Salaam
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
INDONESIA
Dili
Luanda
BRAZIL
Port Moresby
EAST TIMOR
TUVALU
SOLOMON ISLANDS
Honiara
COMOROS
"
SAMOA
ANGOLA
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Apia
WALLIS
& FUTUNA
Lima
MALAWI
ZAMBIA
St. Helena and Dependencies
Brasilia
La Paz
ZIMBABWE
TONGA
Tropic of Capricorn
Suva
Port Vila
NEW CALEDONIA
Noumea
Windhoek
Gaborone
Asuncion
AUSTRALIA
Mbabane Maputo
Pretoria
SWAZILAND
N 30°
SOUTH AFRICA
ARGENTINA
FIDJ
Port-Louis
BOTSWANA
PARAGUAY
PITCAIRN
VANUATU
MAURITIUS
Antananarivo
NAMIBIA
COOK ISLANDS
Indian Ocean
MADAGASCAR
MOZAMBIQUE
Harare
NIUE
MAYOTTE
Lilongwe
Lusaka
BOLIVIA
MARSHALL
ISLANDS
FEDERATED STATES OF
MICRONESIA
PALAU
SRI LANKA
ETHIOPIA
UGANDA
Libreville
PHILIPPINES
SOMALIA
Yaounde
ECUADOR
PERU
Manila
Phnom Penh
Juba
Bangui
EQUATORIAL
GUINEA
Equator
Hanoi
Bangkok
DJIBOUTI
Djibouti
N’Djamena
BENIN
LIBERIA
VIETNAM
CAMBODIA
Ouagadougou
Monrovia
Paramaribo
HONG-KONG
BURMA/
MYANMAR
THAILAND
Sanaa
BURKINA FASO
Bissau
GUINEA-BISSAU
GUINEA
Conakry
Georgetown
Dhaka
INDIA
YEMEN
Asmara
Khartoum
Niamey
SIERRA
Freetown LEONE
"
GUYANA
ERITREA
CHAD
Bamako
! Taipei
TAIWAN
Vientiane
NIGER
SENEGAL
Dakar
GAMBIA
Banjul
BHUTAN
BANGLADESH
UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES
SUDAN
MALI
"
CAPE VERDE
Kathmandu
LAOS
Nouakchott
Praia
NEPAL
BAHRAIN
QATAR
Riyad
MAURITANIA
ANTIGUA
AND BARBUDA
Tokyo
Islamabad
OMAN
DOMINICA
Tegucigalpa
COSTA RICA
LIBYA
TURKS AND CAICOS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
JAPAN
PAKISTAN
KUWAIT
SAUDI ARABIA
Mexico City
CHINA
New Delhi
WESTERN
SAHARA
CUBA
" Seoul
SOUTH KOREA
TERRITORY Jerusalem East
Cairo
BAHAMAS
NORTH KOREA
Beijing
Dushanbe
IRAQ
LEBANON
Damascus
ISRAEL
Tel Aviv
Amman
OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN
Tripoli
TURKMENISTAN
Kaboul
Beyrouth
MOROCCO
Bishkek
KYRGYZSTAN
Tashkent
Baku
SYRIA
CYPRUS
TUNISIA
Rabat
Atlantic Ocean
MALTA
UZBEKISTAN
AZERBAIJAN
ARMENIA
TURKEY
GREECE
Algiers
Tbilisi
Yerevan
Maseru
LESOTHO
URUGUAY
Montevideo
Santiago
Buenos Aires
"
!
Canberra
CHILE
Wellington
NEW ZEALAND
FRENCH SOUTHERN LANDS
Falkland Island
Luxembourg: Publications Office
of the European Union, 2011
ISBN: 978-92-79-16090-5
doi:10.2783/40373
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EU delegations in third countries in 2012
Progress achieved so far by developing countries
ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL
PRIMARY EDUCATION
REDUCE
CHILD MORTALITY
IMPROVE MATERNAL
HEALTH
COMBAT HIV/AIDS,
MALARIA AND
OTHER DISEASES
ENSURE
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY
A GLOBAL
PARTNERSHIP FOR
DEVELOPMENT
0.10
0.00
0.10
0.09
0.09
0.09
0.08
0.07
America — 934
21 %
Source: OECD DAC/European Commission (EU annual questionnaire on financing for development) and EU annual questionnaire on financing for development)
Europe — 2 230
Other/Unallocated:
admin, costs, unspecified — 543
Humanitarian aid: emergency response,
reconstruction relief and rehabilitation,
disaster prevention and preparedness
1 332
Action relating to debt — 2
Budget support, food aid,
food security — 782
5.1 %
<0.1 %
40.2 %
7.3 %
Social infrastructures: education,
health, water, government and
civil society, other — 4 283
9%
6 % Africa: North of Sahara — 673
Asia: South&Central, Far East — 1 411
(Commitments in EUR million)
12.5 %
0.06
Latvia
0.11
Romania
0.12
Poland
8
0.13
0.17 0.15
Bulgaria
7
0.20
Estonia
6
0.33
0.29
Lithuania
5
0.20
0.32
Slovak Republic
PROMOTE GENDER
EQUALITY AND
EMPOWER WOMEN
4
0.38
Malta
3
0.43
0.40
1%
3%
Sectoral breakdown of ODA in 2010
13 %
Multisector/Crosscutting:
environment, other — 1 411
13.2 %
11.6 %
6%
24 %
Africa: South of Sahara — 2 557
Asia : Middle East — 652
Source: ODA resources managed by the European Commission — 2011 Annual report on the European Union's development and external assistance policies and their implementation in 2010
Production: agriculture, forestry and fishing, industry, mining
and construction, trade and tourism — 1 235
10 %
Economic infrastructures and services: transport,
communications, energy, other services — 1 070
Source: ODA resources managed by the European Commission — 2011 Annual report on the European Union's development and external assistance policies and their implementation in 2010
KQ-32-10-341-EN-C
ERADICATE
EXTREME POVERTY
AND HUNGER
2
USA 24 %
Oceania — 116
0.50
Czech Republic
Millennium Development Goals
0.56 0.55
0.53
Slovenia
EU 54 %
0.64
Cyprus
Source: World Bank - 2011
0.60
Italy
MDG 7.c
Access
to sanitation
17 %
0.7
Greece
MDG 7.c
Access
to safe water
Bilateral unallocated — 1,761
Portugal
MDG 5.a
Maternal
mortality
0.80
Austria
MDG 4.a
MDG 3.a
MDG 3.a
MDG 2.a
Gender parity Gender parity Child mortality
Primary
under five
(secondary)
completion rate (primary)
ODA Multilateral Aid — 25
0.81
Germany
MDG 1.c
Hunger
(Commitments in EUR million)
0.90
Spain
MDG 1.a
Extreme poverty
Other
donors
13.3 %
Japan
8.7 %
0.97
France
0
1.00
Regional distribution of aid to
developing countries (ODA) in 2010
2010 level (preliminary)
2015 individual commitment
1.09
Ireland
20
1.20
Finland
40
Hungary
The EU is
the largest donor
in the world
57 %
United Kingdom
60
Belgium
67 %
Netherlands
69 %
1
Official Development Assistance (ODA)
as % of Gross National Income (GNI)
77 %
Denmark
80 %
88 %
ODA as % of GNI
80
91 %
Sweden
96 %
90 %
Luxembourg
100