Partner profile

Brazil

Brazil provides official development finance (ODF) to 7 recipients in Southest Asia. The largest recipient is Timor-Leste, which has received USD 577K since 2015. In 2023, ODF to the region from Brazil trended downward significantly (–78%) compared to the previous year.

USD 1.1M Spent
USD – Committed
55 Projects
100% Status

Brazil ODF to the region

Grants vs Loans

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Sectors

Education USD 295K 34 28%
Health USD 248K 3 23%
Banking & Financial Services USD 246K 9 23%
Other / Unspecified USD 137K 1 13%
Government & Civil Society USD 96.5K 6 9%
Industry, Mining & Construction USD 37.6K 1 4%
Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing USD 2.9K 1 0%

Policy goals

ODF that targets climate action, disability inclusion, and gender equality

Climate financing over time

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Disability financing over time

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Gender financing over time

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Major projects

Voluntary Contributions to International Organizations

Spent USD 204K Comm. USD 0 Banking & Financial Services

Humanitarian donation

Spent USD 121K Comm. USD 0 Health

Humanitarian donation

Spent USD 101K Comm. USD 0 Health

Completion of postgraduate studies by Timorese students

Spent USD 70.3K Comm. USD 0 Education

Bilateral Technical Cooperation Partnership with the Philippines

Spent USD 60.9K Comm. USD 0 Government & Civil Society

Certification of surgical gloves and non‑surgical procedure gloves

Spent USD 31.6K Comm. USD 0 Industry, Mining & Construction

Support for strengthening the National Parliament of Timor‑Leste

Spent USD 17.0K Comm. USD 0 Government & Civil Society
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