EthiopiaET

UK overseas development assistance to Ethiopia — View on DevTracker →

Total Spent

£9.31B

Projects

635

Sectors

Date Range

2000 – 2026

Closed539(£7.69B)

Implementation95(£1.62B)

Finalisation1(£2.2M)

Largest Projects

Ethiopia Crises 2 Resilience (EC2R)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2022 – 2028

£494,883,290

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The Ethiopia Crises to Resilience (EC2R) programme is aimed to alleviate the impact of the conflict and drought to the poorest Ethiopians. The programme tries to address urgent humanitarian needs while maintaining the delivery of essential services a...

Building Resilience in Ethiopia (BRE)

Emergency food assistanceClosed2017 – 2024

£345,426,328

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To build Ethiopia’s resilience to shocks by seeking to support the Government of Ethiopia to lead an effective and accountable humanitarian response system. It will have four key strands: Providing technical assistance to the Government of Ethiopia t...

Productive Safety Net Programme Phase 4

Social ProtectionClosed2014 – 2021

£301,200,005

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To reduce hunger, improve livelihoods and reduce the risk of famine in rural Ethiopia by (i) providing cash and food transfers, livelihoods advice and access to microfinance to 1.2 million extremely poor Ethiopians and (ii) creating local infrastruct...

Sustaining and Accelerating Primary Health Care In Ethiopia

Health policy and administrative managementClosed2015 – 2023

£276,180,909

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To improve the functionality of primary health care units, reducing health inequalities, and increasing domestic financing for health to sustain and accelerate the pace of improvement in adolescent, maternal and child health in Ethiopia. This will ...

Support for the Ethiopian Health Sector Development Programme

Basic health careClosed2011 – 2016

£275,000,000

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Increased access to and improved quality of health services.

Protection of Basic Services Programme - Phase 2

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2009 – 2012

£270,184,999

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Increased Access, quality and accountability of basic services

Protection of Basic Services - Phase 2

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2008 – 2013

£270,000,000

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This activity Protection of Basic Services - Phase 2 is a component of Protection of Basic Services Programme - Phase 2 reported by FCDO with a funding type of 107 - Sector Budget Support and a budget of £270,000,000. It works in the following sector...

Support for the Ethiopian Health Sector Development Programme

Basic health careClosed2011 – 2016

£262,600,000

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This activity Support for the Ethiopian Health Sector Development Programme is a component of Support for the Ethiopian Health Sector Development Programme reported by FCDO with a funding type of 107 - Sector Budget Support and a budget of £262,600,0...

Protection of Basic Services programme Phase III-no further payments

Public finance management (PFM)Closed2012 – 2016

£234,899,402

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To increase access, quality and accountability of five basic services to 80 million Ethiopians by funding block grants that ensure adequate staffing and operations; this together with our other parallel interventions will by 2017 support 2 million ch...

To support the delivery of quality basic services by strengthening the transparency and accountability and financial management of Sub-National Governments

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2011 – 2017

£234,500,000

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This activity To support the delivery of quality basic services by strengthening the transparency and accountability and financial management of Sub-National Governments is a component of Protection of Basic Services programme Phase III-no further pa...

Sector Breakdown

Emergency food assistance

£1.11B

Education policy and administrative management

£969.5M

Material relief assistance and services

£943.4M

Basic health care

£906.8M

Social Protection

£739.1M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£526.6M

Food assistance

£447.4M

Relief co-ordination and support services

£430.6M

Primary education

£398.4M

Health policy and administrative management

£296.8M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£284.4M

Public finance management (PFM)

£239.3M

Reproductive health care

£215.5M

Family planning

£191.9M

Employment creation

£169.3M

Agricultural land resources

£158.7M

Teacher training

£120.1M

Research/scientific institutions

£91.5M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£81.3M

Basic nutrition

£77.2M

Spending Over Time

2000

£4.1M

2003

£200K

2004

£29.0M

2005

£26.3M

2006

£6.6M

2007

£294.1M

2008

£443.0M

2009

£606.9M

2010

£328.7M

2011

£1.50B

112

2012

£702.3M

2013

£623.9M

2014

£489.7M

2015

£741.7M

2016

£939.7M

2017

£660.3M

2018

£361.4M

2019

£177.6M

2020

£131.3M

2021

£51.6M

2022

£811.1M

2023

£206.6M

2024

£94.0M

2025

£80.6M

2026

£7.3M

All Projects

Project	Sector	Budget ↓	Status	Start

Data Sources

Project data: FCDO DevTracker — Ethiopia via IATI Datastore
Official statistics: Statistics on International Development (gov.uk)
Budget figures are from IATI project data reported in GBP by FCDO.
UK ODA includes development aid, investment capital (BII), and domestic spending (asylum costs). See the Foreign Aid dashboard for a full breakdown by type.

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Largest Projects

Ethiopia Crises 2 Resilience (EC2R)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2022 – 2028

£494,883,290

DevTracker →

Building Resilience in Ethiopia (BRE)

Emergency food assistanceClosed2017 – 2024

£345,426,328

DevTracker →

Productive Safety Net Programme Phase 4

Social ProtectionClosed2014 – 2021

£301,200,005

DevTracker →

Sustaining and Accelerating Primary Health Care In Ethiopia

Health policy and administrative managementClosed2015 – 2023

£276,180,909

DevTracker →

Support for the Ethiopian Health Sector Development Programme

Basic health careClosed2011 – 2016

£275,000,000

DevTracker →

Increased access to and improved quality of health services.

Protection of Basic Services Programme - Phase 2

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2009 – 2012

£270,184,999

DevTracker →

Increased Access, quality and accountability of basic services

Protection of Basic Services - Phase 2

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2008 – 2013

£270,000,000

DevTracker →

Support for the Ethiopian Health Sector Development Programme

Basic health careClosed2011 – 2016

£262,600,000

DevTracker →

Protection of Basic Services programme Phase III-no further payments

Public finance management (PFM)Closed2012 – 2016

£234,899,402

DevTracker →

To support the delivery of quality basic services by strengthening the transparency and accountability and financial management of Sub-National Governments

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2011 – 2017

£234,500,000

DevTracker →

Sector Breakdown

Emergency food assistance

£1.11B

Education policy and administrative management

£969.5M

Material relief assistance and services

£943.4M

Basic health care

£906.8M

Social Protection

£739.1M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£526.6M

Food assistance

£447.4M

Relief co-ordination and support services

£430.6M

Primary education

£398.4M

Health policy and administrative management

£296.8M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£284.4M

Public finance management (PFM)

£239.3M

Reproductive health care

£215.5M

Family planning

£191.9M

Employment creation

£169.3M

Agricultural land resources

£158.7M

Teacher training

£120.1M

Research/scientific institutions

£91.5M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£81.3M

Basic nutrition

£77.2M

Spending Over Time

2000

£4.1M

2003

£200K

2004

£29.0M

2005

£26.3M

2006

£6.6M

2007

£294.1M

2008

£443.0M

2009

£606.9M

2010

£328.7M

2011

£1.50B

112

2012

£702.3M

2013

£623.9M

2014

£489.7M

2015

£741.7M

2016

£939.7M

2017

£660.3M

2018

£361.4M

2019

£177.6M

2020

£131.3M

2021

£51.6M

2022

£811.1M

2023

£206.6M

2024

£94.0M

2025

£80.6M

2026

£7.3M