Overseas Aid

(asked on 16th October 2018) - View Source

Question to the Department for International Development:

To ask Her Majesty's Government, following their response to the International Development Committee’s report Definition and administration of ODA (HC 1011), whether any middle-income country on the World Bank’s list may be eligible for UK Official Development Assistance (ODA); and which of those countries are currently in receipt of UK ODA.


Answered by
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Lord Bates
This question was answered on 22nd October 2018

The OECD DAC determines which countries are ODA eligible based on World Bank GNI per capita data. The list of ODA eligible countries consists of all low and Middle-Income countries except for those that are members of the G8 or the European Union. The UK provided bilateral ODA through a range of government departments to the following middle-income countries in 2016:

Middle Income Countries (Lower & Upper) in Receipt of 2016 bilateral UK ODA

Albania

Gabon

Nicaragua

Algeria

Georgia

Nigeria

Antigua and Barbuda

Ghana

Pakistan

Argentina

Grenada

Panama

Armenia

Guatemala

Papua New Guinea

Azerbaijan

Guyana

Paraguay

Belarus

Honduras

Peru

Belize

India

Philippines

Bolivia

Indonesia

Serbia

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Iran

Seychelles

Botswana

Iraq

South Africa

Brazil

Jamaica

Sri Lanka

Cameroon

Jordan

St. Helena

Cape Verde

Kazakhstan

St. Lucia

Chile

Kosovo

St.Vincent & Grenadines

China

Kyrgyz Republic

Swaziland

Colombia

Lebanon

Syria

Congo, Rep.

Libya

Thailand

Costa Rica

Malaysia

Tunisia

Cote d'Ivoire

Maldives

Turkey

Cuba

Mauritius

Turkmenistan

Dominica

Mexico

Ukraine

Dominican Republic

Moldova

Uruguay

Ecuador

Mongolia

Uzbekistan

Egypt

Montenegro

Venezuela

El Salvador

Montserrat

Vietnam

Fiji

Morocco

West Bank & Gaza Strip

Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)

Namibia

Source: Statistics on International Development 2017

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