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Net ODA received per capita (current US$)

Net official development assistance (ODA) received per capita in 2022 (current US$), showing which countries received the most aid per person.

Source: World Bank (based on OECD DAC)172 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average
US$17.5
Median: US$7.4
Countries Covered
172
with available data
Highest
Vanuatu
US$124.1
Lowest
Botswana
US$0.0
Top 5 Countries
1VanuatuUS$124.1
2BermudaUS$122.5
3Cape VerdeUS$112.3
4LesothoUS$110.8
5SomaliaUS$85.0
By Region
OtherUS$26.8(94 countries)
AfricaUS$19.0(9 countries)
South AmericaUS$6.2(7 countries)
AsiaUS$5.0(25 countries)
EuropeUS$4.6(31 countries)
Key Findings
  • Per-capita aid varies dramatically across countries, often highest in small island states and fragile/conflict-affected states.
  • Many high-income economies record near-zero net ODA received per person, reflecting donor rather than recipient status.
  • Per-capita normalization reveals aid dependence patterns that total-dollar comparisons can hide.
  • Annual ODA can be volatile, so multi-year averages are often more informative for trend analysis.

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (US$0.0)High (US$800.0)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: US$17.5)

Other (94)
Africa (9)
South America (7)
Asia (25)
Europe (31)
North America (4)
Oceania (2)

About This Statistic

Net official development assistance (ODA) received per capita measures how much external concessional aid a country receives, on average, for each resident in a given year. It includes grants and soft loans from official donors (bilateral and multilateral) that meet the OECD DAC definition of ODA, net of principal repayments.

Per-capita ODA can highlight small states, fragile states, and countries facing shocks where even moderate total aid translates into very high “aid per person.” It is also useful for comparing aid dependence across countries of very different population sizes, though it does not indicate how effectively aid is used or how it is distributed within a country.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1VanuatuUS$124.1
2BermudaUS$122.5
3Cape VerdeUS$112.3
4LesothoUS$110.8
5SomaliaUS$85.0
6ComorosUS$71.2
7DjiboutiUS$69.5
8HaitiUS$63.7
9LiberiaUS$61.9
10Papua New GuineaUS$59.2
11BurundiUS$58.2
12AlgeriaUS$54.3
13South SudanUS$49.8
14MongoliaUS$46.3
15NigerUS$45.8
16SenegalUS$45.7
17Burkina FasoUS$45.6
18CambodiaUS$45.5
19Lao People's Democratic RepublicUS$44.9
20Democratic Republic of the CongoUS$44.2
21Republic of The GambiaUS$44.0
22RwandaUS$43.3
23BangladeshUS$41.8
24BelizeUS$38.6
25United Republic of TanzaniaUS$38.5
26EthiopiaUS$38.3
27MozambiqueUS$37.6
28MaliUS$37.5
29Sierra LeoneUS$36.9
30AlbaniaUS$34.7
31ZambiaUS$34.4
32MyanmarUS$33.9
33MalawiUS$33.8
34BeninUS$33.1
35Moldova, Republic ofUS$33.0
36GuyanaUS$31.6
37KenyaUS$31.0
38UkraineUS$30.9
39GeorgiaUS$28.9
40BhutanUS$28.8
41UgandaUS$28.4
42MauritaniaUS$27.8
43ChadUS$27.5
44GabonUS$26.8
45TajikistanUS$26.2
46Cote d'IvoireUS$26.1
47Solomon IslandsUS$26.1
48New CaledoniaUS$26.0
49MadagascarUS$25.2
50FijiUS$24.6
51HondurasUS$24.5
52NicaraguaUS$24.3
53AustriaUS$23.4
54ZimbabweUS$23.1
55EritreaUS$20.2
56MaldivesUS$19.8
57BoliviaUS$19.6
58El SalvadorUS$19.0
59AngolaUS$18.9
60GuineaUS$18.2
61TogoUS$17.4
62IraqUS$17.3
63Bosnia and HerzegovinaUS$16.4
64ColombiaUS$16.1
65Syrian Arab RepublicUS$16.0
66CroatiaUS$15.8
67Sri LankaUS$15.2
68GhanaUS$14.7
69SamoaUS$14.6
70GuatemalaUS$14.2
71NepalUS$13.9
72KyrgyzstanUS$12.6
73BulgariaUS$11.7
74JordanUS$10.8
75Central African RepublicUS$10.6
76NamibiaUS$10.5
77EcuadorUS$10.4
78YemenUS$9.8
79Republic of the CongoUS$9.4
80SurinameUS$8.9
81RomaniaUS$8.7
82SerbiaUS$8.0
83ArmeniaUS$7.9
84HungaryUS$7.8
85VietnamUS$7.6
86Costa RicaUS$7.4
87The Republic of North MacedoniaUS$7.4
88EswatiniUS$7.2
89NigeriaUS$7.1
90Dominican RepublicUS$6.9
91CameroonUS$6.8
92PeruUS$6.2
93ArgentinaUS$6.1
94UzbekistanUS$6.0
95JamaicaUS$5.8
96LebanonUS$5.6
97BelarusUS$5.2
98SlovakiaUS$4.4
99MoroccoUS$4.2
100EstoniaUS$4.1
101SudanUS$4.1
102KazakhstanUS$4.0
103ParaguayUS$3.7
104PhilippinesUS$3.4
105TunisiaUS$3.1
106PortugalUS$2.8
107SloveniaUS$2.8
108Czech RepublicUS$2.6
109LatviaUS$2.5
110MauritiusUS$2.5
111MontenegroUS$2.4
112PakistanUS$2.4
113PolandUS$2.4
114LithuaniaUS$2.3
115BrazilUS$2.3
116BahamasUS$2.1
117CyprusUS$2.0
118UruguayUS$1.9
119IndonesiaUS$1.7
120AustraliaUS$1.7
121ThailandUS$1.6
122GreeceUS$1.4
123South AfricaUS$1.3
124AfghanistanUS$1.2
125MexicoUS$1.1
126Brunei DarussalamUS$1.1
127EgyptUS$1.0
128MalaysiaUS$0.8
129ChileUS$0.7
130DenmarkUS$0.7
131IrelandUS$0.7
132NorwayUS$0.7
133SwedenUS$0.7
134TürkiyeUS$0.7
135BelgiumUS$0.7
136FinlandUS$0.6
137FranceUS$0.6
138ItalyUS$0.6
139LuxembourgUS$0.6
140NetherlandsUS$0.6
141SpainUS$0.6
142CanadaUS$0.4
143IcelandUS$0.4
144Islamic Republic of IranUS$0.4
145New ZealandUS$0.4
146SwitzerlandUS$0.4
147United States of AmericaUS$0.3
148GermanyUS$0.2
149IndiaUS$0.2
150Russian FederationUS$0.2
151People's Republic of ChinaUS$0.1
152JapanUS$0.1
153Cayman IslandsUS$0.0
154CubaUS$0.0
155DominicaUS$0.0
156IsraelUS$0.0
157North KoreaUS$0.0
158South KoreaUS$0.0
159KuwaitUS$0.0
160LibyaUS$0.0
161MaltaUS$0.0
162OmanUS$0.0
163PanamaUS$0.0
164QatarUS$0.0
165Saudi ArabiaUS$0.0
166SingaporeUS$0.0
167Trinidad and TobagoUS$0.0
168United Arab EmiratesUS$0.0
169VenezuelaUS$0.0
170BahrainUS$0.0
171BarbadosUS$0.0
172BotswanaUS$0.0
Showing 172 of 172 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank (based on OECD DAC) (2022).

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