Open data about Swedish international aid

Strategies

Sweden's aid is governed by the government through strategies that may apply to a country, a region, or a particular thematic area. The strategies define goals for what Swedish aid should contribute to during the specified period. The government also specifies how much funding is to be used within each strategy. Please note that Openaid.se only displays the strategies that guide Sida's operations.

Outcomes per strategy 2024

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Sum: 25658532537 SEK, (100% of total)

Total amountSum: 25658532537 SEK, (100% of total)

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  • Humanitarian aid 2021-2025

    Sum: 4899270823 SEK, (19.09% of total)

    Humanitarian aid 2021-2025Sum: 4899270823 SEK, (19.09% of total)

  • Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027

    Sum: 2560749263 SEK, (9.98% of total)

    Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027Sum: 2560749263 SEK, (9.98% of total)

  • Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026

    Sum: 1342929138 SEK, (5.23% of total)

    Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026Sum: 1342929138 SEK, (5.23% of total)

  • Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027

    Sum: 1228671777 SEK, (4.79% of total)

    Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027Sum: 1228671777 SEK, (4.79% of total)

  • Regional Africa 2022-2026

    Sum: 927790106 SEK, (3.62% of total)

    Regional Africa 2022-2026Sum: 927790106 SEK, (3.62% of total)

  • Development cooperation with civil society 2024

    Sum: 901142463 SEK, (3.51% of total)

    Development cooperation with civil society 2024Sum: 901142463 SEK, (3.51% of total)

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In 2024, Sida had disbursements for 52 strategies.

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