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From: Kairi Saar-Isop <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 4, 2025 3:36 PM
To: [email protected];
[email protected]; Rein Oidekivi - JUSTDIGI <[email protected]>
Cc: Laura Toomlaid <[email protected]>; Kaie Laud <[email protected]>
Subject: Palve esitada Eesti 2024. aasta arengurahastuse (ODA) andmed
Importance: High
Tähelepanu!
Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. |
Tere!
Nagu igal aastal pöördume teie poole palvega aidata kaasa Eesti arengurahastuse ülevaate koostamisse.
Majandusliku Koostöö ja Arengu Organisatsiooni (OECD) Arengukoostöö Komitee (DAC) kogub iga-aastase raporti tarvis ülevaadet doonorriikide arengukoostöö ja humanitaarabi tegevustest – edaspidi ODA (official development assistance). Eesti tegevuste raporti esitab OECD–le välisministeeriumi arengukoostöö ja humanitaarabi osakond.
Teie abi tegevuste terviklikul raporteerimisel aitab paremini esile tuua Eesti riigi kogupanust arenguriikide, sh Ukraina toetamisel, ning suurendab meie rahvusvahelist nähtavust.
ODA statistika alla kuuluvad kõik tegevused, mille peamine eesmärk on edendada arenguriikide (lisatud manusena) majanduskasvu ja sotsiaalset heaolu, sinna kuuluvad:
Ainult 2024. aasta jooksul eraldatud rahastus on raporteeritav.
Raporteerimiskõlbulikud on vaid tegevused, mis on rahastatud Eesti avaliku sektori vahenditest. Välisrahastuse (rahvusvaheliste organisatsioonide ja Euroopa Liidu vahendite nagu nt Twinning või Taeix) ja erarahastuse toel ellu viidud tegevusi ei saa raporteerida.
Topeltraporteerimise vältimiseks palume raporteerida ainult selle osa, mis on rahastatud Justiitsministeeriumi või ministeeriumi haldusala asutuste vahenditest. Kui olete tegevusi ellu viinud ESTDEVi, Välisministeeriumi või mõne muu avaliku asutuse rahastusega koostöös, siis palun ärge raporteerige nende panust.
Kogu info palume teil sisestada välisministeeriumi arengukoostöö ja humanitaarabi andmebaasi AKTA hiljemalt 18.02. Juhis andmete sisestamiseks on lisatud manusena.
Tegevuste ODA-kõlbulikkust või andmete sisestamist puudutavate küsimuste korral palun pöörduda [email protected] poole.
NB! Juhul kui Teie asutuses on keegi teine, kes antud informatsiooni kogumise ja sisestamisega tegeleb, siis palun edastage see kiri õigele adressaadile. Ministeeriumil palun jagada infokorjepalvet oma haldusala asutustega.
Ette tänades,
Kairi
Saar-Isop
Välisministeerium
Peadirektor
Arengukoostöö ja humanitaarabi osakond
+372 637 200
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DAC List of ODA Recipients | Effective for reporting on 2024 and 2025 flows | oe.cd/dac-list-oda-recipients
DAC List of ODA Recipients | Effective for reporting on 2024 and 2025 flows
LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
LOW INCOME COUNTRIES WHICH ARE NOT LDCs (per capita GNI <= $1 135 in 2022)
LOWER MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES WHICH ARE NOT LDCs (per capita GNI $1 136 - $4 465 in 2022)
UPPER MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES WHICH ARE NOT LDCs (per capita GNI $4 466 - $13 845 in 2022)
Afghanistan (L) Angola (LM) Bangladesh (LM) Benin (LM) Burkina Faso (L) Burundi (L) Cambodia (LM) Central African Republic (L) Chad (L) Comoros (LM) Democratic Republic of the Congo (L) Djibouti (LM) Eritrea (L) Ethiopia (L) Gambia (L) Guinea (LM) Guinea-Bissau (L) Haiti (LM) Kiribati (LM) Lao People’s Democratic Republic (LM) Lesotho (LM) Liberia (L) Madagascar (L) Malawi (L) Mali (L) Mauritania (LM) Mozambique (L) Myanmar (LM) Nepal (LM) Niger (L) Rwanda (L) Sao Tome and Principe1 (LM) Senegal (LM) Sierra Leone (L) Solomon Islands1 (LM) Somalia (L) South Sudan (L) Sudan (L) Tanzania (LM) Timor-Leste (LM) Togo (L) Tuvalu (UM) Uganda (L) Yemen (L) Zambia (LM)
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Syrian Arab Republic
Algeria Bhutan Bolivia Cabo Verde Cameroon Congo Côte d’Ivoire Egypt Eswatini Ghana Honduras India Iran Jordan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Micronesia Mongolia Morocco Nicaragua Nigeria Pakistan Papua New Guinea Philippines Samoa Sri Lanka Tajikistan Tokelau* Tunisia Ukraine Uzbekistan Vanuatu Viet Nam Zimbabwe
Albania Argentina Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Belize Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil China (People’s Republic of) Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Fiji Gabon Georgia Grenada Guatemala Guyana2 (H) Indonesia Iraq Jamaica Kazakhstan Kosovo Libya Malaysia Maldives Marshall Islands Mauritius Mexico Moldova Montenegro Montserrat3 (H) Namibia Nauru4 (H) Niue* North Macedonia Palau Panama2 (H) Paraguay Peru Saint Helena* Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Serbia South Africa Suriname Thailand Tonga Türkiye Turkmenistan Venezuela5
Wallis and Futuna* West Bank and Gaza Strip
(1) General Assembly resolution A/73/L.40/Rev.1 adopted on 13 December 2018 decided that São Tomé and Príncipe and Solomon Islands will graduate six years after the adoption of the resolution, i.e., on 13 December 2024. Angola’s graduation from the LDC category was deferred to February 2024. The List will therefore be revised for 2025 and 2026 ODA reporting if it is confirmed that these countries moved from the LDC category, and they will appear against their respective World Bank groupings on the List.
(2) Guyana and Panama exceeded the high-income threshold in 2022. In accordance with the DAC rules for revision of this List. If they remain a high-income country until 2025, they will be proposed for graduation from the List in the 2026 review.
(3) The DAC agreed to defer the decision to graduate Montserrat until October 2025, based on reliable GNI per capita data to be submitted by the latest on 1 July 2025. If the data show that Montserrat remained a high-income country, it will be proposed for graduation for 2026.
(4) The DAC approved the graduation of Nauru from the DAC List of ODA Recipients but agreed to defer the date of effect of its graduation until 1 January 2026. In January 2026, the DAC will update the DAC List of ODA Recipients to reflect Nauru’s graduation.
(5) Venezuela has been temporarily unclassified by the World Bank in July 2021 pending release of revised national accounts statistics. Estimated placement on the List.
*Countries and territories not classified in World Bank income groups. Estimated placement on the List.
Note: L, LM, UM and H shown after country names refer to the latest World Bank income classifications of: LDCs and any high-income countries that have not yet met the criteria for graduation. For the World Bank’s current 2024 fiscal year, low income (L) economies are defined as those with a GNI per capita, calculated using the World Bank Atlas method, of USD 1 135 or less in 2022; lower middle-income (LM) economies are those with a GNI per capita between USD 1 136 and USD 4 465; upper middle-income (UM) economies are those with a GNI per capita between USD 4 466 and USD 13 845; high income (H) economies are those with a GNI per capita of more than USD 13 845.
DAC List of ODA Recipients | Effective for reporting on 2024 and 2025 flows | oe.cd/dac-list-oda-recipients
DAC List of ODA Recipients | Effective for reporting on 2024 and 2025 flows
LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
LOW INCOME COUNTRIES WHICH ARE NOT LDCs (per capita GNI <= $1 135 in 2022)
LOWER MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES WHICH ARE NOT LDCs (per capita GNI $1 136 - $4 465 in 2022)
UPPER MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES WHICH ARE NOT LDCs (per capita GNI $4 466 - $13 845 in 2022)
Afghanistan (L) Angola (LM) Bangladesh (LM) Benin (LM) Burkina Faso (L) Burundi (L) Cambodia (LM) Central African Republic (L) Chad (L) Comoros (LM) Democratic Republic of the Congo (L) Djibouti (LM) Eritrea (L) Ethiopia (L) Gambia (L) Guinea (LM) Guinea-Bissau (L) Haiti (LM) Kiribati (LM) Lao People’s Democratic Republic (LM) Lesotho (LM) Liberia (L) Madagascar (L) Malawi (L) Mali (L) Mauritania (LM) Mozambique (L) Myanmar (LM) Nepal (LM) Niger (L) Rwanda (L) Sao Tome and Principe1 (LM) Senegal (LM) Sierra Leone (L) Solomon Islands1 (LM) Somalia (L) South Sudan (L) Sudan (L) Tanzania (LM) Timor-Leste (LM) Togo (L) Tuvalu (UM) Uganda (L) Yemen (L) Zambia (LM)
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Syrian Arab Republic
Algeria Bhutan Bolivia Cabo Verde Cameroon Congo Côte d’Ivoire Egypt Eswatini Ghana Honduras India Iran Jordan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Micronesia Mongolia Morocco Nicaragua Nigeria Pakistan Papua New Guinea Philippines Samoa Sri Lanka Tajikistan Tokelau* Tunisia Ukraine Uzbekistan Vanuatu Viet Nam Zimbabwe
Albania Argentina Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Belize Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil China (People’s Republic of) Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Fiji Gabon Georgia Grenada Guatemala Guyana2 (H) Indonesia Iraq Jamaica Kazakhstan Kosovo Libya Malaysia Maldives Marshall Islands Mauritius Mexico Moldova Montenegro Montserrat3 (H) Namibia Nauru4 (H) Niue* North Macedonia Palau Panama2 (H) Paraguay Peru Saint Helena* Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Serbia South Africa Suriname Thailand Tonga Türkiye Turkmenistan Venezuela5
Wallis and Futuna* West Bank and Gaza Strip
(1) General Assembly resolution A/73/L.40/Rev.1 adopted on 13 December 2018 decided that São Tomé and Príncipe and Solomon Islands will graduate six years after the adoption of the resolution, i.e., on 13 December 2024. Angola’s graduation from the LDC category was deferred to February 2024. The List will therefore be revised for 2025 and 2026 ODA reporting if it is confirmed that these countries moved from the LDC category, and they will appear against their respective World Bank groupings on the List.
(2) Guyana and Panama exceeded the high-income threshold in 2022. In accordance with the DAC rules for revision of this List. If they remain a high-income country until 2025, they will be proposed for graduation from the List in the 2026 review.
(3) The DAC agreed to defer the decision to graduate Montserrat until October 2025, based on reliable GNI per capita data to be submitted by the latest on 1 July 2025. If the data show that Montserrat remained a high-income country, it will be proposed for graduation for 2026.
(4) The DAC approved the graduation of Nauru from the DAC List of ODA Recipients but agreed to defer the date of effect of its graduation until 1 January 2026. In January 2026, the DAC will update the DAC List of ODA Recipients to reflect Nauru’s graduation.
(5) Venezuela has been temporarily unclassified by the World Bank in July 2021 pending release of revised national accounts statistics. Estimated placement on the List.
*Countries and territories not classified in World Bank income groups. Estimated placement on the List.
Note: L, LM, UM and H shown after country names refer to the latest World Bank income classifications of: LDCs and any high-income countries that have not yet met the criteria for graduation. For the World Bank’s current 2024 fiscal year, low income (L) economies are defined as those with a GNI per capita, calculated using the World Bank Atlas method, of USD 1 135 or less in 2022; lower middle-income (LM) economies are those with a GNI per capita between USD 1 136 and USD 4 465; upper middle-income (UM) economies are those with a GNI per capita between USD 4 466 and USD 13 845; high income (H) economies are those with a GNI per capita of more than USD 13 845.