Annual contributions to international organizations in LatAm 2016

This statistic displays the average annual amount of direct financial contributions made by selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean to multilateral organizations between 2014 and 2016. In the period of consideration, Brazil contributed with an average of 994.17 million U.S. dollars per year of funding to UN and non-UN international organizations.

Average annual amount of direct financial contributions made by selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean to multilateral organizations between 2014 and 2016 (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Annual funding in million U.S. dollars
Brazil	994.17
Argentina	305.28
Peru	238.17
Mexico	219.17
Colombia	175.93
Panama	55.56
Venezuela	54.51
Chile	45.92
El Salvador	33.65
Paraguay	23.64
Haiti	22.3
Dominican Republic	21.91
Uruguay	20.89
Guatemala	20.72
Honduras	20.02
Costa Rica	11.66
Ecuador	11.27
Bahamas	9.91
Trinidad and Tobago	8.76
Cuba	5.3
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)	2.42
Jamaica	2.37
Nicaragua	2.01
Barbados	1.91
Guyana	1.64
Antigua and Barbuda	0.82
Belize	0.8
Suriname	0.72
Saint Lucia	0.6
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	0.45
Saint Kitts and Nevis	0.36
Grenada	0.34
Dominica	0.33

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Release date

December 2017

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Region

LAC

Survey time period

Between 2014 and 2016

Special properties

Including 53 major multilateral entities (34 UN organizations and 19 separate from the UN system)

Supplementary notes

The source provides the following additional information: "[Data] do not include many small organizations or non-concessional multilateral development banks whose lending-based business models are anchored in periodic capital injections, such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, or the Inter-American Development Bank."
More information about the organizations included can be found in Global Views No. 8 December 2017 (page 3).

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