2024 Key Findings
Partner profile

Nauru

Nauru provides official development finance (ODF) to 4 recipients in the Pacific. Since 2008, the largest portion of ODF has been delivered to regional initiatives ($1.8M). In 2022, ODF to the region from Nauru trended upward slightly (4%) compared to the previous year.

$1.9M Spent
$1.9M Committed
7 Projects
100% Status

Nauru ODF to the Pacific

Grants vs Loans

Spent, constant 2022 US$

060K120K180K240K2010201420182022
  • Grants
  • Loans
  • Grants vs Loans
  • Total spent

Sectors

Other / Unspecified $1.0M 3 54%
Education $531K 1 28%
Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing $204K 1 11%
Humanitarian Aid $146K 2 8%

Policy goals

ODF that targets climate and gender equality

Climate financing over time

Spent, constant 2022 US$

20082010201220142016201820202022020K40K60K80K100K
  • Principal
  • Significant

Gender financing over time

Spent, constant 2022 US$

20082010201220142016201820202022015K30K45K60K
  • Principal
  • Significant
  • Total spent

Major projects

2011 South Pacific Community Contribution

Spent $715K Comm. $715K Other‌/‌Unspecified

2014 USP Contribution – Campus and Special Grants

Spent $449K Comm. $449K Education

2022 Forum Fisheries Agency

Spent $185K Comm. $185K Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing

2012 Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme

Spent $155K Comm. $155K Other‌/‌Unspecified

Relief Assistance

Spent $70.8K Comm. $70.8K Humanitarian Aid

Relief Assistance

Spent $49.5K Comm. $49.5K Humanitarian Aid

2009 Additional Voluntary Contribution

Spent $2.3K Comm. $2.3K Other‌/‌Unspecified
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This project was produced by the Indo-Pacific Development Centre at the Lowy Institute, with funding support from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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