Other Official Providers Reporting at the Aggregate Level to the OECD

Abstract

This section includes information on the estimates volume and key features of development co-operation provided by six development co-operation providers that are not members of the OECD, but report regularly to the OECD their development co-operation resource flows in an aggregated or semi-aggregated manner.

Bulgaria

Infographic 49. Development co-operation profiles at a glance: Bulgaria

Note: *2020 data are preliminary. Bulgaria reports aggregate-level data to the OECD. **The government has committed at the European level to achieve a 0.33% ODA/GNI ratio by 2030. Full profile: https://oe.cd/il/dev-coop-bulgaria.

Liechtenstein

Infographic 50. Development co-operation profiles at a glance: Liechtenstein

Note: *2020 data are preliminary. Liechtenstein reports aggregate-level data to the OECD. Full report: https://oe.cd/il/dev-coop-liechtenstein.

Malta

Infographic 51. Development co-operation profiles at a glance: Malta

Note: *2020 data are preliminary. Malta reports aggregate-level data to the OECD. **The government has committed at the European level to achieve a 0.33% ODA/GNI ratio by 2030. Full report: https://oe.cd/il/dev-coop-malta.

Russian Federation

Infographic 52. Development co-operation profiles at a glance: Russian Federation

Note: *2020 data are preliminary. The Russian Federation reports aggregate-level data to the OECD. Full profile: https://oe.cd/il/dev-coop-russia.

Chinese Taipei

Infographic 53. Development co-operation profiles at a glance: Chinese Taipei

Note: *2020 data are preliminary. Chinese Taipei reports aggregate-level data to the OECD. Full profile: https://oe.cd/il/dev-coop-chinese-taipei.

Thailand

Infographic 54. Development co-operation profiles at a glance: Thailand

Note: *2020 data are preliminary. Thailand reports aggregate-level data to the OECD. Full report: https://oe.cd/il/dev-coop-thailand.

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