Country rankings

Total Aid to Ukraine by Country

United States has the highest Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026) ($135.58B), followed by Germany ($103.22B) and France ($53.56B). Turkey has the lowest ($80M).

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Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026)

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Median
$4.16B
Middle half $1.3B – $20.74B
Average
$16.24B
38 countries
Highest
$135.58B
United States
Lowest
$80M
Turkey

Data

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38 countries · # = rank by Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026)
#
1United States$135.58B$135.58B
2Germany$103.22B$53.83B
3France$53.56B$11.76B
4United Kingdom$36.86B$36.86B
5Italy$34.11B$4.62B
6Sweden$29.1B$21.87B
7Norway$28.18B$28.18B
8Netherlands$25.97B$15.64B
9Spain$23.55B$3.98B
10Japan$21.4B$21.4B
11Denmark$18.75B$13.76B
12Canada$18.67B$18.67B
13Poland$15.94B$7.31B
14Belgium$12.52B$4.23B
15Finland$9.13B$5.05B
16Austria$7.3B$1.05B
17Switzerland$6.61B$6.61B
18Ireland$4.59B$440M
19Romania$4.2B$610M
20Portugal$4.12B$600M
21South Korea$3.16B$3.16B
22Greece$3.12B$190M
23Lithuania$2.6B$1.82B
24Hungary$2.35B$60M
24Slovakia$2.35B$820M
26Estonia$1.83B$1.35B
27Luxembourg$1.33B$660M
28Bulgaria$1.3B$270M
28Croatia$1.3B$410M
30Latvia$1.27B$770M
31Australia$1.2B$1.2B
32Slovenia$960M$160M
33Cyprus$390M—
34Malta$210M—
35Iceland$120M$120M
36Taiwan$110M$110M
37New Zealand$90M$90M
38Turkey$80M$80M

What correlates with Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026)?

Pearson r against 2,062 other country metrics sharing at least 23 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026) tend to score higher on these

  1. PHEV StockElectric Car Use by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 24
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  2. IKEAsCountries with the Most IKEAs
    r = +0.95 · very strong · n = 35
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  3. Wind Power CapacityWind Power by Country
    r = +0.93 · very strong · n = 34
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  4. Total Wind Capacity in GWWindmill Countries
    r = +0.93 · very strong · n = 34
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  5. Total Subscriptions (AIIBNon Regional)AIIB Member Countries
    r = +0.93 · very strong · n = 23
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  6. % of Total SubscriptionsAIIB Member Countries
    r = +0.93 · very strong · n = 23
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026) tend to score lower on these

  1. Major Countries Overall RankMajor Countries
    r = −0.61 · strong · n = 25
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  2. Net International Investment PositionNet International Investment Position by Country
    r = −0.59 · strong · n = 37
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  3. Year First Franchise OpenedBurger King by Country
    r = −0.58 · strong · n = 37
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  4. ZeroPark 2020Tier 1 Countries
    r = −0.57 · strong · n = 38
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  5. Year Admitted to CommitteeUNHCR Member Countries
    r = −0.51 · strong · n = 34
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  6. Year of First Oscar SubmissionOscar Winners by Country
    r = −0.46 · moderate · n = 36
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Quick answers

Which country has the highest Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026)?
United States has the highest Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026), at $135.58B, followed by Germany ($103.22B) and France ($53.56B).
Which country has the lowest Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026)?
Turkey has the lowest Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026), at $80M.
What is the median Total Bilateral and EU Assistance (2022 to 2026) across countries?
The median is $4.16B across the 38 countries with data.
Where does this total aid to ukraine by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Ukraine Support Tracker Data - Kiel Institute for the World Economy.