Foreign aid given net flows vs grant equivalents line by country

Countries reporting
49
Highest
28.26 billion
United States
Lowest
12.89 million
Cyprus
Median
682.60 million
Years covered
8
2018–2025
Data points
382

What the numbers show

Foreign aid given net flows vs grant equivalents line is currently reported for 49 countries. The highest value is 28.26 billion in United States; the lowest is 12.89 million in Cyprus.

The median across all reporting countries is 682.60 million, and the mean is 3.68 billion.

The gap between the highest and lowest reporting country is a factor of about 2,192.

Over the past decade 33 countries rose and 15 fell. The largest increase was in Croatia (up 115.5%), and the largest decrease in Kuwait (down 87.5%).

Foreign aid given net flows vs grant equivalents line: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 United States 28.26 billion 2025 down 31.8% rising
2 Germany 26.15 billion 2025 down 10.9% rising
3 United Kingdom 15.29 billion 2025 down 34.9% falling
4 France 13.18 billion 2025 down 3.9% flat
5 Japan 12.98 billion 2025 up 61.9% rising
6 Canada 10.10 billion 2025 up 84.3% rising
7 Italy 7.63 billion 2025 up 40.3% rising
8 Netherlands 7.05 billion 2025 up 6.0% rising
9 Turkey 6.73 billion 2025 down 40.2% falling
10 Sweden 5.31 billion 2025 down 13.1% falling
11 Saudi Arabia 5.28 billion 2024 down 3.2% rising
12 Norway 4.79 billion 2025 up 12.1% rising
13 Spain 4.65 billion 2025 up 62.8% rising
14 Switzerland 4.23 billion 2025 up 15.9% rising
15 South Korea 3.99 billion 2025 up 81.0% rising
16 Australia 3.24 billion 2025 down 8.1% flat
17 Denmark 3.16 billion 2025 up 14.3% rising
18 United Arab Emirates 2.88 billion 2025 down 37.9% falling
19 Belgium 2.56 billion 2025 down 2.2% rising
20 Ireland 1.97 billion 2025 up 92.3% rising
21 Austria 1.63 billion 2025 up 22.7% rising
22 Poland 1.48 billion 2025 up 50.5% volatile
23 Finland 1.26 billion 2025 up 19.4% rising
24 Qatar 875.32 million 2025 up 34.8% rising
25 New Zealand 682.60 million 2025 up 12.8% rising
26 Luxembourg 649.75 million 2025 up 14.3% rising
27 Romania 514.18 million 2025 up 48.6% rising
28 Portugal 453.26 million 2025 up 1.4% rising
29 Czechia 396.91 million 2025 up 0.3% rising
30 Taiwan 378.59 million 2025 up 15.2% rising
31 Greece 331.50 million 2025 up 5.5% flat
32 Hungary 294.81 million 2025 down 16.2% falling
33 Israel 283.40 million 2025 down 34.5% falling
34 Croatia 208.28 million 2025 up 115.5% rising
35 Slovakia 184.95 million 2025 up 11.9% rising
36 Lithuania 177.79 million 2025 up 106.0% rising
37 Slovenia 157.97 million 2025 up 60.2% rising
38 Bulgaria 125.12 million 2025 up 26.4% rising
39 Iceland 114.19 million 2025 up 39.0% rising
40 Estonia 82.02 million 2025 up 27.6% volatile
41 Latvia 80.27 million 2025 up 86.2% volatile
42 Thailand 65.76 million 2024 down 56.5% falling
43 Kazakhstan 50.35 million 2024 up 10.7% flat
44 Malta 48.58 million 2025 up 30.9% rising
45 Azerbaijan 45.13 million 2025 up 41.2% rising
46 Liechtenstein 38.78 million 2025 up 31.7% rising
47 Kuwait 38.53 million 2025 down 87.5% volatile
48 Monaco 31.65 million 2025 — rising
49 Cyprus 12.89 million 2024 down 54.2% falling

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Foreign aid given net flows vs grant equivalents line
Source
Our World in Data
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (Our World in Data)
Coverage
49 places, 382 data points, 2018–2025
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