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Funds donated by the Australian community, 2009-10
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AusAID funds channeled through Australian NGOs, 2009-10
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East Asia
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$211,356,494
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29.16%
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Africa
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$205,895,501
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28.40%
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South Asia
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$91,887,232
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12.68%
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Pacific
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$83,680,709
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11.54%
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Latin America
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$46,925,567
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6.47%
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International
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$34,435,140
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4.75%
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Central Asia
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$14,828,517
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2.05%
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Australia
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$12,515,129
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1.73%
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Middle East
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$22,032,030
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3.04%
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Europe
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$1,376,505
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0.19%
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Grand Total
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$724,932,824
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100.00%
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East Asia
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$91,135,164
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34.32%
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Pacific
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$56,579,544
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21.31%
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Africa
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$35,696,109
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13.44%
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South Asia
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$29,439,799
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11.09%
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International
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$23,633,610
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8.90%
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Central Asia
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$11,657,016
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4.39%
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Middle East
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$8,762,808
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3.30%
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Australia
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$5,391,919
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2.03%
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Latin America
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$3,264,662
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1.23%
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Europe
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$-
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0.00%
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Total
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$265,560,632
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100.00%
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Source: ACFID statistical survey of ACFID Members and Code of Conduct signatories, representing 85% of the total funds distributed to international and domestic. |
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These charts show where funds generated from donations and fundraising from the Australian public, and funds sourced from AusAID, were spent regionally.
Central Asia includes Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
East Asia includes Burma, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, East Timor, Vietnam.
South Asia includes Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka.
Australia includes funds spent on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander programs.
International involves any funds that support projects implemented globally.
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Julie Bishop address to Council 2010
