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Top 20 Donors: 2024 Global Statistics

Resource date: Jun 2025

Publisher: UNFPA

The Top 20 Donors 2024 brochure highlights key UNFPA funding trends, including the share and volume of core and non-core contributions, the number of core donors, and donor rankings — covering humanitarian, thematic, and pooled funding for the year.

With the support of our partners, UNFPA was able to expand rights and choices and reach the most vulnerable women, girls and young people across the world.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all our funding partners for their vital support in 2024.

Statement

Statement in response to the United States decision to deny future funding to UNFPA

09 May 2025

News

Mental health support teams in Ukraine offer a lifeline in a warzone

UNFPA’s mobile psychosocial support teams travel across Ukraine, including to the front lines, offering immediate emergency interventions as well as access to longer-term assistance. Credit: UNFPA Ukraine

26 February 2025

Updates

Saudi Arabia’s KSrelief steps up to support women and girls affected by gender-based violence in Ukraine

13 Mar 2025

H.E. Engineer Ahmed Al Baiz from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) meets UNFPA Deputy Executive Director Andrew Saberton. © UNFPA

United States Government cuts future funding for UNFPA

Statement

Statement by UNFPA Executive Director on the United States Government funding cuts

28 February 2025

News

Investing in skilled midwives to save lives and brighten futures in Yemen

A UNFPA-supported programme to train future midwives at a higher education institute in Aden, Yemen. ©UNFPA Yemen

10 February 2025

Updates

Germany leading the way in supporting maternal health in the most vulnerable countries

13 Jan 2025

In Niger, maternal mortality rates remain alarmingly high, with 1 in 226 pregnant women dying from pregnancy-related causes. Germany’s support plays a vital role in safeguarding the human right to safe motherhood. © UNFPA Niger

News

In Egypt, men and boys stand firm against female genital mutilation

Zanaty El-Sawy first decided to research the topic of female genital mutilation to protect his two daughters. © UNFPA Egypt/Roger Anis

02 January 2025

News

Tanzanian women highlight the path from bodily autonomy to sustainable development

Nurse Salma Mgeni places her arm around Safia Yahya after giving her a contraceptive implant at the Fuoni Health Facility in Zanzibar. For them, it is clear that family planning plays an important role in helping women, families and communities thrive. © UNFPA Tanzania/Karlien Truyens

02 December 2024

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Top 20 Donors: 2024 Global Statistics

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