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Aid Spending in Sub-Saharan Africa: the U.S. and Six Other Large Publishers
Disbursements and expenditures to Sub-Saharan Africa reported to IATI over the last twelve months, U.S. government and the FCDO, BMZ, DG INTPA, IDA, the Global Fund and Gavi together, US$ billions
Plays the chart through its history. Pauses are where the data set a record or moved most.
Continuation isn't available for U.S. government: Last observation was 115 days ago — too stale to project.
Continuation isn't available for Six other publishers: Last observation was 115 days ago — too stale to project.
IATI (International Aid Transparency Initiative): disbursements and expenditures as publishers report them, dated when paid. Recent months fill in as late reports arrive, so a month is shown only after each publisher’s measured reporting lag, and the newest six are preliminary. Sub-Saharan Africa is the OECD’s South of Sahara group; spending through regional and global programmes that name no African recipient is not counted, and government payments to IDA, the Global Fund and Gavi count when those funds disburse them. Data: U.S. agencies (CC0), FCDO (OGL v3.0), BMZ, Global Fund and Gavi (CC BY), © European Union and the World Bank (CC BY 4.0).
How much aid spending reached Sub-Saharan Africa from the U.S. government and from six other large publishers, over each twelve months. It shows where the U.S. cut landed before the OECD’s recipient tables for those years exist.
What this chart reads
- U.S. Government (USAID, State and Other Agencies) · Foreign Aid Spending to Sub-Saharan Africa, Last 12 Months (IATI) · US$ billionsas “U.S. government”behindlatest 2026-06-30
- Six Major Aid Publishers Other Than the U.S. · Foreign Aid Spending to Sub-Saharan Africa, Last 12 Months (IATI) · US$ billionsas “Six other publishers”behindlatest 2026-06-30
Sources
U.S. Government (USAID, State and Other Agencies) · Foreign Aid Spending to Sub-Saharan Africa, Last 12 Months (IATI) · US$ billions. Source: IATI Datastore (api.iatistandard.org/datastore), transactions of type 3 (disbursement) and 4 (expenditure), read weekly (src/lib/iati/spending.ts). U.S. agencies publish to IATI under CC0 (public domain); the Millennium Challenge Corporation marks its data public domain. Data © their publishers, used under the licences in their IATI Registry entries.
Six Major Aid Publishers Other Than the U.S. · Foreign Aid Spending to Sub-Saharan Africa, Last 12 Months (IATI) · US$ billions. Source: IATI Datastore (api.iatistandard.org/datastore), transactions of type 3 (disbursement) and 4 (expenditure), read weekly (src/lib/iati/spending.ts). Licences: U.S. agencies CC0, FCDO Open Government Licence v3.0, BMZ, Global Fund and Gavi CC BY, European Commission and World Bank CC BY 4.0 (their IATI Registry entries read "Other (Attribution)"). Data © their publishers, used under the licences in their IATI Registry entries.
Charts are drawn from Palanor's signal library and recomputed from source data on every view. Transformations (changes, indexing, year-on-year rates) are Palanor's.