International Development Barometer n°1
Publié le 07/08/2018, modifié le 27/08/2019.
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A majority of French people support an increase in development aid
56% of French people want to maintain or increase official development assistance to the poorest countries.
Increase or decrease development aid? Evolution of opinions in France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States
In partnership with University College London (UCL) and Birmingham University, Focus 2030 is conducting a research-action program to analyze the perceptions, attitudes, behaviors and feelings of citizens on international solidarity issues in four countries: France, Germany, United States and United Kingdom. This research programme Development Engagement Lab (DEL), aims at providing various actors in charge […]
The impact of Donald Trump’s presidency on international development. An analysis.
As Donald Trump is sworn in for a second term, what are the consequences for the international solidarity sector and the global fight against poverty and inequality? Analysis.
France reneges on its Official Development Assistance commitments
A few months after a first setback in official development aid, the French government has announced a new budget cut for 2024. Analysis.
Historic drop in Official Development Assistance in 2024
ODA decreased by 7.1% in real terms between 2023 and 2024, reaching USD 212 billion, or 0.33% of the combined GNI of DAC members.
Slight increase in Official Development Assistance in 2023
ODA rose by 1.6% in real terms between 2022 and 2023, totalizing USD 223 billion and 0.37% of the combined GNI of DAC members.