Aid Flows to the Water Sector
This report provides data and insights on the role of grant funding and concessional financing in meeting the Sustainable Development Goal for water (SDG 6, known as the water SDG). These sources of funding are collectively referred to in this report as aid flows to the water sector. This report was...
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| description | This report provides data and insights on the role of grant funding and concessional financing
in meeting the Sustainable Development Goal for water (SDG 6, known as the water
SDG). These sources of funding are collectively referred to in this report as aid flows to the
water sector. This report was prepared as an input into the High-Level Panel on Water.
Data analysis was conducted using two main databases on aid to the water sector. The
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Assistance Committee (OECD/
DAC) database is the most comprehensive, while the WASHfunders.org database provides
complementary data on aid from philanthropic organizations. These databases were complemented
by an inventory of the main institutions providing aid to the water sector, as well
as interviews with selected providers of aid to the water sector, including leading multilateral
development banks (MDBs), bilateral donor agencies, and international nongovernmental
organizations (NGOs). This analysis provides the basis for recommendations on how
to improve the aid architecture to the water sector and mobilize financing to achieve the
water SDG. |
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water sector. This report was prepared as an input into the High-Level Panel on Water.
Data analysis was conducted using two main databases on aid to the water sector. The
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Assistance Committee (OECD/
DAC) database is the most comprehensive, while the WASHfunders.org database provides
complementary data on aid from philanthropic organizations. These databases were complemented
by an inventory of the main institutions providing aid to the water sector, as well
as interviews with selected providers of aid to the water sector, including leading multilateral
development banks (MDBs), bilateral donor agencies, and international nongovernmental
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Data analysis was conducted using two main databases on aid to the water sector. The
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Assistance Committee (OECD/
DAC) database is the most comprehensive, while the WASHfunders.org database provides
complementary data on aid from philanthropic organizations. These databases were complemented
by an inventory of the main institutions providing aid to the water sector, as well
as interviews with selected providers of aid to the water sector, including leading multilateral
development banks (MDBs), bilateral donor agencies, and international nongovernmental
organizations (NGOs). This analysis provides the basis for recommendations on how
to improve the aid architecture to the water sector and mobilize financing to achieve the
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in meeting the Sustainable Development Goal for water (SDG 6, known as the water
SDG). These sources of funding are collectively referred to in this report as aid flows to the
water sector. This report was prepared as an input into the High-Level Panel on Water.
Data analysis was conducted using two main databases on aid to the water sector. The
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Assistance Committee (OECD/
DAC) database is the most comprehensive, while the WASHfunders.org database provides
complementary data on aid from philanthropic organizations. These databases were complemented
by an inventory of the main institutions providing aid to the water sector, as well
as interviews with selected providers of aid to the water sector, including leading multilateral
development banks (MDBs), bilateral donor agencies, and international nongovernmental
organizations (NGOs). This analysis provides the basis for recommendations on how
to improve the aid architecture to the water sector and mobilize financing to achieve the
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