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The Development Assistance Committee (DAC) is soon to change the way that private sector instruments (PSIs) are counted as official development assistance (ODA). These rule changes will bring welcome improvements in transparency, and ensure that countries provide clear arguments about …

Following a consistent decline in UK ODA over the past three years, this factsheet reviews the changes in sectoral and country allocations with a particular focus on the rise in in-donor refugee costs.

Use our interactive chart to reveal vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, volumes of climate finance (ODA) by country, and how specific risk and geographic groups fare.

While ODA is an important source of funding for many low- and middle-income countries, it is often one of several significant flows. This factsheet looks at trends in finance flows to ODA-eligible countries from 2000 onwards, focusing particularly on the international financing landscape in 2021.

Government aid cuts and converging global crises have had a substantial impact on the UK's ability to deliver on its development goals. In this briefing, we contextualise and analyse trends in UK ODA over the past decade.

This interactive data tool uses near real-time data from IATI, letting you track commitments and disbursements of aid and other global development finance.

The latest data on the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)’s aid spending to improve nutrition, with breakdowns by country recipient and sector.

Aid is critical to bridging investment gaps in Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda. In this synthesis paper, we take a closer look at the financing landscape over the past decade.

Converging global development challenges mean ODA is increasingly stretched. In this report, we unpack some of the key aid figures and drill down into the details to establish whether ODA really is reaching those living in greatest poverty.