Open data about Swedish international aid

Implementing organisation

The implementing organization is responsible for the implementation of the aid operation and the use of the aid funds. This may be the same actor as the contractual partner or another partner. Note that the term implementing organization on Openaid.se only refers to the actor that receives aid funds from the responsible authority

Distribution between different types of implementing organisations 2025

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Multilateral organisations

21.52 bn SEK (58.48%)

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and civil society

10.90 bn SEK (29.62%)

Public sector institutions

2.26 bn SEK (6.14%)

University, College or Other Teaching Institution, Research Institute or Think-Tank

1.06 bn SEK (2.87%)

Other

559.09 M SEK (1.52%)

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and networks

462.31 M SEK (1.26%)

Private sector institution

37.53 M SEK (0.10%)

58%

During 2025, Swedish aid was channeled through 827 partner organisations. 58.48% of total aid was channeled through Multilateral organisations.

The single largest implementing organisation was UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund.

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