The Largest Donors of Aid to Ukraine

What We’re Showing

The 10 largest donors of aid to Ukraine, covering financial, humanitarian, and military aid allocations from different countries and institutions.

The data comes from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and reflects total aid allocations from January 24, 2022, to the end of 2024.

Key Takeaways

• The U.S. remains Ukraine’s largest donor, providing nearly $120 billion in aid, with the majority allocated to military assistance.
• EU members and institutions collectively contributed $118.5 billion, making Europe the second-largest donor.
• Together, the top 10 countries have donated nearly $280 billion over three years. Nearly 50% of this was in the form of military aid.
• Recent debates have emerged over how aid is being tracked, whether funds are being mismanaged, and whether some countries should contribute more to Ukraine’s war effort.

Context

Here’s how the Kiel Institute for the World Economy defines the three categories of aid:

• Humanitarian: Encompasses food, medical supplies, infrastructure rebuilding, and support for displaced civilians.
• Financial: Includes grants, loans, credit guarantees, and budgetary support for Ukraine.
• Military: Includes weapons, military equipment, and funds for weapon procurement.



Aid has been tracked since January 24, 2022, which was the day when several NATO countries put their troops on alert regarding Russia’s movements around Ukraine.