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South Africa: Development finance disbursed by foundations (IATI)

89.34Mcurrent USD · 2025+7164.4% since 2015

Disbursements to the country by philanthropic foundations. This is all development finance foundations report, grants and loans, concessional or not. It is not official development assistance (ODA): market-rate lending counts here and not there, so for middle-income borrowers it can be several times their ODA (Indonesia 2023: 5.8 times). The OECD's ODA series is the one to compare aid with. Summed by Interva from the disbursement transactions foundations published to IATI, converted to US dollars at the World Bank's annual average exchange rate. Only spending assigned to a single country is included; regional spending is not. NGO and private-sector disbursements are excluded because most re-spend funds a funder already reported. Recent years fill in as publishers report. Annual figures for South Africa from 2006 to 2025.

20062025

Every year

YearValue (current USD)Note
202589,339,336.73
202479,824,927.33
2023105,554,827.43
202278,110,012.54
20212,765,184.93
20202,997,633.75
20192,688,123.96
20182,297,705.04
2017770,384.68
20161,177,637.64
20151,229,823.6
2009650,000
2008532,000
2006100,000

Source

Published by IATI, produced by International Aid Transparency Initiative. Licence: Open licences chosen by each IATI publisher. Retrieved 2026-11-08.

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IATI (2026). Development finance disbursed by foundations (IATI). Interva. https://interva.co/dataset/iati-disbursements-foundation (accessed 2026-11-15). catalog snapshot 2026-11-08.

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