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Canada’s assistance to South Sudan · 2024–25

See bilateral and imputed multilateral assistance, financial instruments and project allocations for South Sudan.

Canada recorded C$114.36M in international assistance allocated to South Sudan in fiscal year 2024–25. This page separates bilateral flows from imputed multilateral allocations and shows the largest project and organization examples in the official historical data.

CANADA → SOUTH SUDAN · 2024–25

South Sudan

C$114.36M

Annual international assistance, including bilateral flows and imputed multilateral allocations. This is not all overseas or military spending. Country allocations are not necessarily payments to the recipient country’s government.

Bilateral assistanceC$90.92M
Imputed multilateralC$23.44M

Financial instruments

  • Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief: C$108.53M
  • Encashment basis: C$5.82M

Rounded for display; totals use the source’s allocated amounts. “Bilateral” can include delivery through multilateral organizations.

Largest reported sectors

Emergency responseC$28.58M
Population policies/programs and reproductive healthC$24.68M
Basic healthC$17.79M
AgricultureC$13.09M
Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and securityC$8.74M

Read the South Sudan funding breakdown →

Where the figures come from

The snapshot uses Global Affairs Canada’s historical project dataset for 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025. Amounts are already allocated by sector and destination in the original file. We sum those allocations without applying the country percentage again. Reflows from earlier loans are a separate information field and are not added to the expenditure total.

Annual international assistance, including bilateral flows and imputed multilateral allocations. This is not all overseas or military spending. Country allocations are not necessarily payments to the recipient country’s government. A programme’s annual allocation is different from its approved lifetime budget. The examples below are part of this destination’s total; adding them on top would double count.

Who received funding, and for what?

These are the ten largest project/organization allocations in this destination’s snapshot. The source sector labels describe recorded purpose. The figures do not demonstrate project success or independently establish the final recipient’s use of every dollar.

Health sector support in South Sudan

C$17.37M

Recipient organization: World Bank

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Basic health; Government and civil society general; Population policies/programs and reproductive health.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P012539001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

Human Resources for SRHR and Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan

C$9.8M

Recipient organization: UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Government and civil society general; Health, general; Population policies/programs and reproductive health; Reproductive health care.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P007519001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

Strengthened inclusive and transformative sexual reproductive health in South Sudan

C$9M

Recipient organization: UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Population policies/programs and reproductive health.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P011631001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

Sub-Saharan Africa Emergency Food Assistance - World Food Programme 2024

C$7.02M

Recipient organization: World Food Programme

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Emergency response.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P013966001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

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Canada’s assessed contribution to the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS)

C$6.88M

Recipient organization: UN Mission in South Sudan

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Includes an imputed multilateral allocation

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P005047006 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

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Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria - Institutional support 2023 to 2025

C$6.16M

Recipient organization: Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Includes an imputed multilateral allocation

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Basic health; Population policies/programs and reproductive health.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P012277001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

Expanding Agricultural Climate Resilience

C$6M

Recipient organization: FOOD & AGR ORG OF THE UNITED NATION

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Agriculture; Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security; Fishing; Government and civil society general; Other multisector.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P011638001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

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Building Resilience Through Safety Nets in South Sudan

C$4.1M

Recipient organization: World Food Programme

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Agriculture; Banking and financial services; Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security; Developmental food aid/food security assistance.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P006741001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

Fortifying Equality and Economic Diversity (FEED) for Resilience in South Sudan

C$3.88M

Recipient organization: World Vision Canada

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Agriculture; Basic health; Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security; Disaster prevention and preparedness; Government and civil society general.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P006730001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

Coordination of Humanitarian Responses by the Country-Based Pooled Funds - OCHA 2023-2024

C$3.5M

Recipient organization: OCHA - United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

Global Affairs Canada · Grants and contributions - excluding debt relief · Bilateral assistance

Purpose, accounting and original record

Source sector labels: Emergency response.

The amount is this destination’s allocated expenditure in 2024–25, summed across the source’s sector rows for project P012217001 and this organization. It is not the project’s lifetime budget. An imputed multilateral allocation estimates a share of institutional funding; it is not an individually traced transfer.

Open official project profile · Annual expenditure dataset

What these records do not establish

This dataset does not provide a complete account of every form of Canadian overseas or military support. Imputed multilateral funding estimates a destination’s share of institutional assistance; it is not a traceable direct payment to that destination. A loan’s face value is different from the ultimate fiscal cost or grant-equivalent measure. We do not convert this total into a personal taxpayer share.

Figures are rounded for display and may be revised by the publisher. Snapshot checked 2026-10-31.