Donor Tracker
an initiative by SEEK Development
Generation Equality?
Trends from a decade of donor funding for SRHR
March 1, 2021
Kalila Jaeger
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- OECD data is the best way to comprehensively track donor funding for SRHR
- After a peak in 2017, ODA to SRHR appears to have declined to US$7.9 billion in 2019, driven by funding reductions from top donor United States; new US data may change the picture in the months to come
- The US, the UK, and the Netherlands are the largest donor countries to SRHR; the Netherlands most strongly prioritizes SRHR in its health ODA
- Box 1: Top mutlilateral donors to SRHR
- Deep dives: Top donor countries and countries championing SRHR
- Box 2: Understanding the US’ Global Gag Rule
- Sweden: Consistently elevating SRHR on the international agenda and mainstreaming SRHR in its own global health programming, Sweden exemplifies SRHR leadership
- Canada: With its Feminist International Assistance Policy, Canada has joined the ranks of SRHR champions
- Deep dives: Highest ODA-funded subsectors of SRHR
- Reproductive health care: Funding for reproductive health care increased steadily until 2015, then stagnated
- Family planning: with US’ global gag rule back in effect, other donor countries stepped up support for full-spectrum family planning
- Recommendations for donors
The Donor Tracker is an initiative by SEEK Development
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