CGIAR Fund

Fund Donors

 

Who is a Fund Donor?

Any country or organization (including foundations, multinational agencies and non-governmental organizations) that provides funding to support CGIAR programs and activities and the functioning of CGIAR bodies and research institutions through the CGIAR Fund is a Fund donor. Fund donors adhere to the principles set out in the CGIAR Joint Declaration as adopted at the 2009 Business Meeting. There is no minimum amount for contributions to the Fund, for which the World Bank serves as Trustee.  The CGIAR Fund was launched in December 2010.

As of June 11, 2013, Fund Donors are as follows:

Australia
India
Norway
Bangladesh
Iran
Portugal
Belgium
Ireland
Russia
Canada
Italy
South Africa
China
Japan
Spain
Denmark
Korea
Sweden
European Commission
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Finland
Mexico
Thailand
France
Morocco
Turkey
Gates Foundation
Netherlands
UK
IDRC
New Zealand
USA
IFAD
Nigeria
World Bank