Partner profile

Qatar

Qatar provides official development finance (ODF) to 9 recipients in Southest Asia. The largest recipient is Malaysia, which has received USD 13.3M since 2015. In 2024, ODF to the region from Qatar trended upward significantly (96%) compared to the previous year.

USD 39.5M Spent
USD 30.4M Committed
214 Projects
100% Status

Qatar ODF to the region

Grants vs Loans

Spent, constant 2024 USD

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Sectors

Education USD 22.7M 181 57%
Humanitarian Aid USD 11.4M 21 29%
Health USD 5.3M 7 13%
Other / Unspecified USD 80.0K 3 0%
Government & Civil Society USD 74.4K 2 0%

Policy goals

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

Climate financing over time

Spent, constant 2024 USD

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Disability financing over time

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Gender financing over time

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Major projects

Investing in the Indonesian Resilience Fund

Spent USD 4M Comm. USD 4M Health

Healthcare Program for Rohingya refugees

Spent USD 3.2M Comm. USD 3.2M Humanitarian Aid

Healthcare Program for Rohingya refugees

Spent USD 3M Comm. USD 0 Humanitarian Aid

Educational projects

Spent USD 2.6M Comm. USD 2.6M Education

Educational projects

Spent USD 2.0M Comm. USD 2.0M Education

Healthcare Program for Rohingya refugees

Spent USD 1.6M Comm. USD 1.6M Humanitarian Aid

Healthcare Program for Rohingya refugees

Spent USD 1.6M Comm. USD 1.6M Humanitarian Aid

Qatar foundation scholarships

Spent USD 1.5M Comm. USD 1.5M Education

Education Above All organization’s programmes and projects

Spent USD 1.3M Comm. USD 1.3M Education
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