Assessed contributions to ILO’s Regular Budget, paid by all ILO Member States by virtue of their membership. From 2017-2021, Denmark contributed US$ 11.0 million.
Voluntary core funding contributions provided by eight ILO donors as a pool of un-earmarked, flexible resources allocated by the ILO to strategic areas and emerging priorities. From 2017-2021, Denmark contributed US$ 11.5 million
Voluntary, non-core funding contributions provided as earmarked funds for priority programmes and projects in addition to assessed contributions. From 2017-2021 Denmark contributed over US$ 18.3 million.
Total voluntary contributions from Denmark to the ILO between 2017 and 2021 amounted to US$ 29.8 million.
Denmark's overall financial contributions to the ILO, 2017-21 (US$ 40.8M)
In its strategy “The World 2030,” Denmark sets out four strategic development cooperation goals:
Security and development – Peace, stability and protection
Migration and development
Inclusive, sustainable growth and development
Freedom and development – democracy, human rights and gender equality
Target countries:
Poor, fragile countries/regions: Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Palestine and Somalia, Syria and neighbouring countries, Sahel, and the Horn of Africa
Transition and growth economies: Ghana, Indonesia, South Africa, Ukraine, Georgia, Vietnam, Egypt, Brazil, Colombia, China, Mexico and Türkiye and other middle-income countries.
The bulk of available Denmark's development cooperation assistance will be dedicated to the first two categories, with a particular emphasis on fragile countries and regions characterized by fragility.
