Total Development Assistance

What is this chart about?

This Sankey chart provides a visual representation of the flow of development assistance from selected donors to different sectors and the channels responsible for implementing funded activities during a  user defined period (default 2017-2021).

The Sankey format, offers a clear and intuitive overview of the complexities of the allocation and implementation of resources across various sectors including the channels involved in their implementation.

The chart allows to define donors, sectors, and channels to tailor the visualization of users' areas of interest.

What is this chart about?

This chart maps the flow of development assistance across various sectors from 2006 to 2021, and provides a longitudinal view of funding patterns and trends.

It presents the data in an area format, it offers a clear visualization of the relative prioritization of different sectors over time.

It is possible to toggle between area, column, and line chart formats and together with the option to remove sectors it enable the user to focus on specific areas of interest and conduct more targeted analyses.

What is this chart about?

This sunburst chart maps the allocation of development finance from bilateral, multilateral, and private donors across various sectors during a defined period (default 2017-2021).

It presents the data in a hierarchical, circular format, and provides insights into the relative distribution of funding across sectors for each donor group, enabling stakeholders to identify areas of concentration (interests) or potential gaps.

The ability to define the time frame enhances the chart's analytical uselfulness, allowing for the identification of potential shifts in sectoral allocations over time.

What is this chart about?

This chart provides an overview of the development assistance landscape by mapping the yearly trends of funding flows from different donor types (bilateral, multilateral, and private) to different recipient levels or to group of countries categorized by their income.

It offers insights into the relative contributions and evolving priorities of various donor groups across different  levels of recipients and of different income groups of countries.

What is this table about?

This tabular representation maps the flow of development assistance from multilateral donors between a defined period (default 2017-2021).

It provides an overview of these critical financing sources over an extended period, and enables a comprehensive analysis of the multilateral donor ecosystem that support development activities.

What is this chart about?

This chart traces the flow of development assistance across different categories/groups of recipients – global, regional, and country level – from 2006 to 2021.

It offers a longitudinal view of funding patterns for each recipient category.

The chart  provides insights into the allocation of development assistance across the 3 different categories, contributing to assess their relative prioritization and trends.

The ability to filter by recipient country income groups  enhances the chart's analytical value.

Its use with other data and instruments in FWTW enables stakeholders to assess resource allocation in support of the most vulnerable countries within each recipient category.

What is this chart about?

This chart visualizes the yearly trends of development assistance (DA) flows to recipient countries, disaggregated by their income group.

The chart allows for tracking the evolution of DA over time for each income group,

The filters allow to filter by donor group, enhancing the chart's analytical utility and allowing a more granular examination of funding trends.

This chart display a summary distribution of the different types of flows and how they are distributed across group of countries of different income during the period 2017-2021

The flows presented in the chart are:

• ODA Grants: Transfers made in cash, goods or services for which no repayment is required from the recipient country. ODA grants are the core component of ODA flows.
• ODA Loans: They are concessional loans provided by donors that qualify as ODA under OECD DAC rules. They have more generous terms than commercial loans, (lower interest rates or longer grace periods).
• Equity Investments: official sector investments by donors in developing countries through the purchase of equity stakes or shares. Only  equity investments that meet the concessionality criteria are included as ODA
• Private development finance: financial resources mobilized from the private sector that contribute to the development objectives of developing countries.
• The chart offers a clear overview of the relative allocation of flows to countries grouped by different income levels.

What is this chart about?

This table presents the top 10 donors that have utilized loans as a development finance instrument during the period 2017-2021.

The table offers useful insights into the key players of concessional lending for development purposes.

What is this chart about?

This chart provides a high-level snapshot of how total Development Assistance (DA) was allocated during the 2020-2021 period, which was extensively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. It offers insights into the scale and distribution of resources mobilized specifically for this global emergency.

By breaking down DA into four distinct categories:

• dedicated COVID-19 control funding
• broader health sector support related to the pandemic
• non-health COVID-19 response across sectors like economic recovery
• regular DA flows unrelated to the pandemic

It offers insights into the scale and distribution of resources mobilized specifically for this global emergency.

What is this chart about?

This visualization provides granular insights into how development assistance resources were channeled across various sectors, including health, to support the multidimensional response required to address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The disaggregation of COVID-19 specific DA flows shed light into the socio-economic priorities deemed critical for pandemic mitigation, response and recovery.