Coarse Grains — Food aid received by country

Countries reporting
64
Highest
372,086 t
Sudan (former)
Lowest
0 t
Georgia
Median
1,014 t
Years covered
29
1988–2016
Data points
1,589

What the numbers show

Coarse Grains — Food aid received is currently reported for 64 countries. The highest value is 372,086 t in Sudan (former); the lowest is 0 t in Georgia.

The median across all reporting countries is 1,014 t, and the mean is 12,107 t.

Over the past decade 15 countries rose and 48 fell. The largest increase was in South Sudan (up 7,400.0%), and the largest decrease in Georgia (down 100.0%).

Coarse Grains — Food aid received: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Sudan (former) 372,086 t 2010 up 498.5% volatile
2 Jordan 52,500 t 1995 down 77.8% volatile
3 Tunisia 50,514 t 1993 down 3.5% volatile
4 Eritrea 50,280 t 2005 up 60.5% volatile
5 Mexico 33,620 t 1995 down 77.8% volatile
6 Niger 32,018 t 2012 up 1,071.5% volatile
7 Somalia 25,470 t 2015 down 11.2% volatile
8 Chad 24,870 t 2015 up 60.3% volatile
9 Kenya 20,090 t 2015 down 58.3% volatile
10 Guinea 11,342 t 2008 up 1,036.5% volatile
11 Mali 10,731 t 2012 up 413.2% volatile
12 South Sudan 9,000 t 2015 up 7,400.0% volatile
13 Democratic People's Republic of Korea 8,625 t 2015 down 97.0% volatile
14 Ethiopia 7,880 t 2015 up 820.6% volatile
15 Senegal 7,295 t 2011 up 4,459.4% volatile
16 Madagascar 7,190 t 2015 up 267.4% volatile
17 Zimbabwe 6,957 t 2015 down 80.6% volatile
18 Ghana 6,386 t 2012 down 68.0% volatile
19 United Republic of Tanzania 2,760 t 2014 down 94.6% volatile
20 Caribbean 2,300 t 2010 down 11.1% volatile
20 Haiti 2,300 t 2010 down 11.1% volatile
22 Liberia 2,290 t 2005 down 95.0% volatile
23 C�te d'Ivoire 2,134 t 2010 down 71.5% volatile
24 Panama 2,057 t 1995 up 487.7% volatile
25 Cameroon 2,038 t 2014 up 38.7% volatile
26 Brazil 1,818 t 1994 down 28.6% volatile
27 Angola 1,626 t 2007 down 98.6% volatile
28 Uganda 1,578 t 2015 down 95.5% volatile
29 Rwanda 1,470 t 2012 down 92.6% volatile
30 Zambia 1,349 t 2014 down 97.3% volatile
31 Algeria 1,178 t 2016 up 194.5% volatile
32 Botswana 1,042 t 1996 down 96.0% volatile
33 Lesotho 985 t 2009 down 63.0% volatile
34 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) 896 t 2007 down 97.3% volatile
35 Djibouti 800 t 2015 volatile
36 Guinea-Bissau 752 t 2010 down 83.3% volatile
37 Burundi 745 t 2015 down 97.8% volatile
38 Honduras 682 t 2012 down 88.2% volatile
39 El Salvador 632 t 2008 down 81.5% volatile
40 Namibia 627 t 2005 down 93.7% volatile
41 Jamaica 600 t 2005 down 97.0% volatile
42 Sierra Leone 580 t 2004 down 83.9% volatile
43 Mozambique 504 t 2013 down 97.2% volatile
44 Mauritania 460 t 2005 down 77.0% volatile
45 Ecuador 456 t 1997 down 65.5% volatile
46 Democratic Republic of the Congo 446 t 2015 down 99.1% volatile
47 Togo 420 t 2009 down 67.0% volatile
48 Eswatini 372 t 2013 down 97.5% volatile
49 Guatemala 350 t 2015 down 95.7% volatile
50 Republic of Moldova 330 t 2002 down 99.5% volatile
51 Peru 219 t 2001 down 99.8% volatile
52 Guyana 200 t 2002 up 19.8% volatile
53 Cabo Verde 180 t 2010 down 99.2% volatile
54 Nicaragua 170 t 2015 down 63.0% volatile
55 Burkina Faso 158 t 2015 down 64.4% volatile
56 Sao Tome and Principe 150 t 2008 up 733.3% volatile
57 Russian Federation 120 t 2006 down 99.4% volatile
58 Benin 113 t 2011 down 94.7% volatile
59 Tajikistan 40 t 2014 down 20.0% volatile
60 Dominican Republic 24 t 2005 down 81.5% volatile
61 Serbia and Montenegro 10 t 2003 down 98.3% volatile
62 Malawi 6 t 2010 down 99.7% volatile
63 Armenia 2 t 2011 down 90.0% volatile
64 Georgia 0 t 2009 down 100.0% volatile

Regions and income groups

Aggregates are excluded from the country ranking above so that a region can never outrank a country.

About this data

Indicator
Coarse Grains — Food aid received
Unit
t
Source
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO (FAO)
Coverage
90 places, 1,589 data points, 1988–2016
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