Bilateral and Multilateral Funding, 2018
In order to provide a more comprehensive picture of the human rights funding landscape, the Advancing Human Rights: Knowledge Tools for Funders initiative has begun tracking bilateral and multilateral support. Using the OECD's Creditor Reporting System (CRS), one of the most comprehensive data sets available on aid, researchers mapped the data to the project taxonomy to categorize aid disbursements by issue area, region of focus, and population. For more information, see the FAQ page.
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Asia & Pacific
$839 Million (M)
2,993 Disbursements
Eastern Europe, Central Asia, & Russia
$293 Million (M)
1,495 Disbursements
Global Programs
$1,052 Million (M)
1,981 Disbursements
Bilateral and multilateral funding includes disbursements not directed toward a specific country or region (designated in the OECD data set as “Bilateral, unspecified”). This includes disbursements providing a global benefit or used to cover the donor’s administrative costs.
Latin America & Mexico
$463 Million (M)
2,713 Disbursements
Middle East & North Africa
$562 Million (M)
1,573 Disbursements
Sub-Saharan Africa
$1,729 Million (M)
4,546 Disbursements
Top Funders
Issues
Populations
Figures based on analysis of Official Development Assistance compiled by the OECD's Development Assistance Committee. For more information about the methodology, see About page.
1,173 Grants (8%)