Open data about Swedish international aid

Aid forms

Aid forms refer to the different ways development aid is structured and channeled, that is, how resources are provided, to whom, in what form, and under what conditions. This can include, for example, humanitarian aid, core multilateral support, or seconded personnel.

  • Multilateral core support

    Support to the budgets of multilateral organizations, not linked to individual projects.

  • Secondments

    Personnel seconded to international organizations, contributing expertise.

  • Humanitarian aid

    Emergency support in crises and disasters to save lives and alleviate suffering

More about Openaid

  1. Openaid.se is managed by Sida

    Openaid.se is managed by Sida, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency. However, it is not only information from Sida that is reported on Openaid. Statistics and payments from Sida, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other agencies handling funds in the Swedish Government’s Expenditure Area 7 ’International Aid’ form the basis for the data presented on Openaid. Sida has developed Openaid on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, within the framework of the transparency guarantee

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  2. Data management

    Sida collects data about projects from the agencies and ministries that control funds within the Swedish Government's Expenditure Area 7: International Aid. Sida collects data in different formats and at different times. Sidas's own information is collected through the internal systems used by the agency in its daily work. The data then goes through a process before it is distributed.

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  3. Report suspicions of corruption

    If you suspect or have knowledge of corruption, irregularities, or misconduct within Sida's operations, please report it to Sida. These include, for example, bribery, fraud, embezzlement, conflicts of interest, nepotism, discrimination, sexual abuse, exploitation, sexual harassment, and other forms of harassment.

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