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In , Australia spent AUD billion across international investments.

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Top 10 Countries spend

Top 10 recipients of Australian ODA in 2022-23

Top 10 Sector Groups spend

The sectors that programs have allocated their spending to, consistent with the Development Assistance Committee’s classifications.

Loreto Island, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands: An aerial view from a drone of Loreto Island, off the coast of Malaita, which is under threat from rising sea levels. Credit: Collin Leafasia/Oxfam

Climate action

Australia supports international cooperation on climate change action, including through integrating climate change across the development assistance program.

Group of excited people in Indonesia, including those living with disabilities, outdoors, pumping their fists in the air. Credit: INKLUSI

Disability equity and rights

Australia is committed to advancing disability equity and rights, ensuring they remain an integral part of our international development program.

A participant at the Australia Awards Women Leadership Initiative 2024. The 28 participants undertook a week-long leadership learning and reflection workshop in Tharwa, ACT. Credit: DFAT

Gender equality

Australia is committed to gender equality and the human rights of women and girls in all their diversity.

Australia’s urban search and rescue specialists providing support to Turkish authorities and communities following the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye in February 2023. Credit: DFAT/Nathan Fulton

Humanitarian action

Australia’s humanitarian action aims to save lives, alleviate suffering and build resilience.

Spend by DFAT Region 2022-23

Pacific$1,839.5 m
Southeast and East Asia$1,202.1 m
South and West Asia$316.0 m
The Middle East and Africa$237.5 m
Latin America and the Caribbean$1.5 m
Other $1,182.5 m

Sustainable Development Goals spend 2022-23

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) form a roadmap for global development efforts to 2030 and beyond. The Sustainable Development Goals, together with the Addis Ababa Action Agenda on Financing for Development (a global plan for financing the Goals) form the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. There are 169 targets within the Sustainable Development Goals and each goal has a set of indicators to help measure progress.

All figures are in Australian Dollars.
Due to rounding, discrepancies may occur between sums of the component items and totals.