Philantropic Foundations and Multilateral Aid Institutions like the World Bank: Increased Opportunities for Collaboration in ACP Agriculture
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Presentation by Olga Sulla (World Bank) at the 6th Brussels Development Briefing - Brussels, 2 July 2008
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Philantropic Foundations and Multilateral Aid Institutions like the World Bank: Increased Opportunities for Collaboration in ACP Agriculture
- 3. Private Net Capital Flows $590 bln to Developing Countries are Concentrated in Middle Income, with only $40 bln to Africa
- 4. Official Aid Net Flows (aid+debt) are Most Important for Africa Official Grants to Africa are up to 1/3 of total ($104 bln)
- 7. Grants-Distribution Scheme, US Foundations US foundations annual total grant-giving ( 30bln ) International giving (10%, $3 bln ) Domestic giving (90%) Foreign recipients (1/3, $1 bln ) US-based recipients, (2/3, $2 bln ) Developed countries/organizations Developing countries (60-70%, $600-800 mln )