Open data about Swedish international aid

Sectors

A sector describes the area of society that an aid activity aims to strengthen. The sectors within aid are defined by the OECD/DAC and are a common way to monitor aid, since all donors use the same set of sectors. Sectors are used to track how much funding has been allocated to a specific area, such as water and sanitation, energy, or health care.

Outcomes per main sector 2024

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Total amount

Sum: 52927572228 SEK, (100% of total)

Total amountSum: 52927572228 SEK, (100% of total)

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  • Unallocated/unspecified

    Sum: 18653923582 SEK, (35.24% of total)

    Unallocated/unspecifiedSum: 18653923582 SEK, (35.24% of total)

  • Government and civil society

    Sum: 8240785799 SEK, (15.57% of total)

    Government and civil societySum: 8240785799 SEK, (15.57% of total)

  • Emergency response

    Sum: 5607944330 SEK, (10.60% of total)

    Emergency responseSum: 5607944330 SEK, (10.60% of total)

  • Administrative costs

    Sum: 2489730381 SEK, (4.70% of total)

    Administrative costsSum: 2489730381 SEK, (4.70% of total)

  • Energy generation, distribution and efficiency

    Sum: 2479614561 SEK, (4.68% of total)

    Energy generation, distribution and efficiencySum: 2479614561 SEK, (4.68% of total)

  • General environmental protection

    Sum: 2165146752 SEK, (4.09% of total)

    General environmental protectionSum: 2165146752 SEK, (4.09% of total)

16%
In 2024, 15.57% of Sweden's total aid was aimed at strengthening Government and civil society.

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