The United Nations, the World Bank and other 200 multilateral agencies and global funds receive about one third of total ODA. When including earmarked funding provided to multilaterals, this goes up to two fifths. The scale at which the multilateral system is used reflects donors’ views of it as an important channel of development co-operation.

New publication: Multilateral Development Finance: Towards a New Pact on Multilateralism to Achieve the 2030 Agenda Together
	Key definitions on the use of the multilateral aid system explained in three minutes. This video provides answers to the following questions: What is multilateral ODA? What is meant by “use of the multilateral system”? What are imputed multilateral flows?

Statistical resources and analysis
		Interactive charts containing the latest data on the use of the multilateral aid system by DAC donors (core, non-core and imputed-multilateral).

Online database
‌See the OECD online database figures on multilateral aid Read more about latest figures on multilateral aid (pdf)

Publications

2019 Multilateral Development Finance: Towards a New Pact on Multilateralism to Achieve the 2030 Agenda Together 2015 Multilateral Aid  Report: Better Partnerships for a Post-2015 World Previous Reports: 2013, 2011, 2010, 2008

Events

Open debate on Multilateral aid post-2015: Forging effective multilateral partnerships to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, BMZ/Berlin, Germany, 16 December 2015 Launch event of the Multilateral Aid 2015 Report, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 14 July 2015 DAC Development Debate on inhancing the Sustainable Development Goals: Summary, 3 June 2015 Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation focus session on Multi-stakeholder Approaches for Enhancing Multilateral Organisantions' Contribution to Development Results, 15 April 2014 : concept note and summary