Adam Tooze IMF World Bank Center for Global Development Mark Sobel Brad Setser david_mcnair Albert Pinto Lawrence H. Summers So part of the zeitgeist of the moment is that rich countries are focused on the crises that affect them (wars, climate etc…) but not on the crisis of global poverty. (4/5)

In 2023, official development assistance (ODA) for for refugee costs within donor countries dropped by 6.2% to $31 billion, 13.8% of total #ODA (↘️down from 14.7% in 2022).

In 7 countries, refugee costs still exceeded 1/4 of ODA. 🔗 brnw.ch/21wIUjE

#ICYMI : Last week, OECD Development released preliminary #statistics on #ODA in 2023. Check out the latest data, in the new @OECD Data Explorer: data-explorer.oecd.org (and of course, please do reach out if you have any questions or suggestions for the new platform!).

📈 Official development assistance ( #ODA ) increased in 2023 for the 5th year in a row.

However, only 5 countries exceeded the 0.7% target of ODA as a percentage of national wealth.

Explore the data: brnw.ch/21wILdd

Aid generosity (ODA-GNI) reporting for 2023 based on OECD Development preliminary data

Total: 0.37% of DAC GNI (US$223.7b)
Av. donor effort: 0.43%
Australia: 0.19% (26/31)
Total 'in-donor' refugee support: -6.2% (13.8% of total ODA) but still v. high for some donors (Ireland, Czechia)

1/7 New preliminary OECD Development #ODA data for 2023 largely follows recent trends. There is some good news, but the ongoing challenges remain clear. ODA rose 1.8% in real terms from 2022, remaining high largely due to the ongoing response to #Ukraine .

📈 Official development assistance ( #ODA ) increased in 2023 for the 5th year in a row.

However, only 5 countries exceeded the 0.7% target of ODA as a percentage of national wealth.

Explore the data: oe.cd/oda

🚨🆕data - in 2023, prelim. estimates indicate #ODA rose for 5th straight year to record-high USD 224 billion, a ~2% rise from 2022. #Aid to Ukraine and #humanitarian #aid drove this increase. Check out more #dataviz : public.flourish.studio/story/2315218/. More to come!

Tomorrow! 📅 Launch of the official development assistance ( #ODA ) 2023 figures

Sign up to watch the data presentation live on LinkedIn at 15:00 CEST 👉 brnw.ch/odalaunch2023

£4.3bn of #UKaid was spent supporting refugees and asylum seekers in the UK in 2023, up from £3.7bn in 2022, driven largely by the cost of hotels.

Read our new analysis out today: icai.independent.gov.uk/use-of-the-aid…

Great Development Initiatives (DI) analysis via Bond on the implications of the decline in grant financing to #LDCs , based on latest OECD Development 2022 #aid statistics. OECD Development raised the alarm on this issue too in its latest #DevelopmentCooperation Report: oe.cd/dcr2023. More to come!

Check out this chart and many others in OECD Development's interactive Flourish story on trends observed from the final 2022 #ODA statistics, detailing aid by partner countries, components, sectors + thematic focus on #Ukraine , #COVID19 , and much more: public.flourish.studio/story/2150513/.

Tune in on Monday @ 2.30 PM CET for a deep dive on OECD Development's latest #ODA statistics for 2022, followed by an excellent panel discussing the findings. 👇And Flourish #dataviz , tables, and much more!

Great to see this excellent primer from Development Initiatives (DI) on OECD Development's final #2022 #aid statistics. Stay tuned for an OECD Development event to further showcase these data on Jan 22nd: meetoecd1.zoom.us/webinar/regist… + #dataviz on key trends.

Some excellent and very important research from OECD Development

Just as more funds and political capital are needed for peace, it has dramatically declined.

Meanwhile, humanitarian funding has dramatically increased