Overview

The Olof Palme International Center (OPC) is the umbrella organisation for the Swedish Labour movement's international development cooperation and advocacy activities. With OPC's 27 member organisations (MOs) it co-operates with people and organisations throughout the World, with the purpose to achieve progressive development for democracy, equality and sustainability. Sida has a longstanding cooperation with OPC. In October 2019 OPC submitted a proposal to Sida under the Strategy for Support v…

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  • B03 - Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by international organisations (multilateral, INGO) ,
  • B01 - Core support to NGOs, other private bodies, PPPs and research institutes

Strategies governing the contribution

  1. Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022352,440,000 SEK 66.78% of total
  2. Development cooperation with civil society 2025-202974,910,987 SEK 14.2% of total
  3. Development cooperation with civil society 202448,376,843 SEK 9.17% of total
  4. Myanmar/Burma 2018-202240,000,000 SEK 7.58% of total
  5. Myanmar 2024-202612,000,000 SEK 2.27% of total

Geographical allocation of the contribution

No countries have been assigned to this contribution.

Development areas for the contribution

No development areas have been assigned to this contribution.

Duration of the contribution

March 30, 2020
December 31, 2028
Ongoing

Committed and disbursed amount

Agreed amount SEK 574,790,330

Paid amount SEK 527,727,830

Paid per year (net value)

  • 2020: SEK 89,600,000
  • 2021: SEK 91,200,000
  • 2022: SEK 88,500,000
  • 2023: SEK 79,700,000
  • 2024: SEK 103,816,843
  • 2025: SEK 44,910,987
  • 2026: SEK 30,000,000

Sustainable Development Goals

The contributions contribution to the UN's global sustainability goals.

  • Global Goals, goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
  • Global Goals, goal 3: Good health and well-being
  • Global Goals, goal 5: Gender equality