EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2026
Tracking OECD DAC Donor Funding for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Tracking OECD DAC Donor Funding for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
The Donors Delivering for SRHR Report is an annual publication about the state of global funding for SRHR, RMNCH, and FP. It tracks the total funding support and the share of ODA that OECD DAC donors dedicate to these areas. The findings of the current report are based on 2024 ODA disbursement data from 33 OECD DAC donor countries.
Total SRHR disbursements from 33 OECD DAC donors saw a 3.4 billion USD increase between 2023 and 2024. The percentage of ODA going to SRHR rose to 6.2% in 2024, as a result of increased SRHR disbursements and decreased overall ODA between 2023 and 2024. Though at first glance it seems that SRHR spending made a recovery in 2024, compared to 2023, data reveals that this is linked largely to the timing and spacing of disbursements from the United States. This increase aside, many long-standing champions of SRHR reduced their funding in line with ODA cuts announced and implemented since 2023.
SRHR, FP and RMNCH total disbursements trend for all OECD DAC donors in million USD, 2023 constant prices, for
2022
2023
2024
It is clear that many donors could do more. 14 out of 33 OECD DAC donors spent less than 2% of their ODA on SRHR in 2024, in many cases despite progressive and supportive policies and commitments on SRHR. Similar to previous years, this has especially been the case for larger donors, such as Germany (1.87%) and the EU institutions (0.70%).
Six out of 33 donors championed SRHR in 2024, with over 5% of ODA spent on SRHR. The US continued to be the largest SRHR donor (both in absolute and relative terms), followed by Iceland and Canada who each spent over 6% of their ODA on SRHR, and the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Sweden who spent over 5%.
SRHR, FP and RMNCH as percentage of ODA for all OECD DAC donors trend as a percentage of total ODA, 2022 – 2024
SRHR
FP
RMNCH
Many donors fail to prioritise SRHR in their ODA in 2024.
14/33 donors spent < 2% of their ODA on SRHR.
Only 6 out of 33 donors spent >5 % of their ODA on SRHR.