The OECD’s development finance statistics provide comprehensive data on the volume, origin and types of foreign aid and other resource flows from provider countries to partner countries.
OECD development finance statistics provide data on official development assistance (ODA) reported by members of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) and other providers outside the DAC. These include country governments and multilateral organisations that voluntarily share their data with the OECD.
See below links to some of our most requested tables on financing for developing countries—defined as those listed on the DAC list of ODA recipients.
See an overview of total volumes of ODA and other resource flows to developing countries from OECD DAC members.
Headline statistics on official development assistance (ODA).
Estimates of net financial flows from provider countries, including and beyond ODA.
Assess DAC members’ performance on key indicators of aid targeting and effectiveness over time, including on terms and conditions of bilateral aid loans and status of aid procurement.
Key indicators of DAC members’ aid in line with international commitments and recommended best practices.
Financial terms and conditions of aid, building on the 1978 OECD-DAC Recommendation.
Explore detailed information on the composition of financial flows from DAC members to partner countries and multilateral organisations, including the geographical and sectoral distribution of bilateral aid.
Detailed information, both on a grant equivalent and flow basis, of different categories of financial resources from provider countries.
Aid to multilateral organisations (multilateral aid) and outflows from the core budgets of multilateral organisations.
Major uses (sectors) and purposes of aid
Countries and regions where aid is targeted, including key categories of countries in need such as sub-Saharan Africa and Least Developed Countries.
View statistics on concessional (“ODA-like”) flows from providers outside of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) that voluntarily report their information to the OECD.
Refer to key economic and demographic statistics on gross domestic product, gross national income, debt, unemployment, and population within DAC countries, as a complement to statistics on development finance.
