Budget - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

 

The Organisation’s member countries fund the budget for Part I programmes, accounting for about 53% of the consolidated budget. Their contributions are based on both a proportion that is shared equally and a scale proportional to the relative size of their economies.

Part II budgets include programmes of interest to a limited number of members or relating to special sectors of activity not covered by Part I. Part II programmes are funded according to a scale of contributions or other agreements among the participating countries.

The budget for 2013 is EUR 354 million.

 

Member Countries' percentage shares of Part I budget contributions for 2013

 Member Countries

 % Contribution

 1. United States

 21.58

 2. Japan

 12.88

 3. Germany

 7.91

 4. France

 6.03

 5. United Kingdom

 5.31

 6. Italy

 4.81

 7. Canada

 3.69

 8. Spain

 3.51

 9. Australia

2.83

 10. Korea

2.49

 11. Mexico

2.42

 12. Netherlands

2.15

 13. Switzerland

 1.79

 14. Belgium

 1.52

 15. Turkey

1.49

 16. Chile

1.43

 17. Estonia

1.43

 18. Israel

1.43

 19. Slovenia 

 1.43

 20. Norway

 1.42

 21. Sweden

 1.42

 22. Poland

1.34

 23. Austria

1.30

 24. Denmark

 1.14

 25. Greece

 1.08

 26. Finland

 0.99

 27. Portugal

 0.92

 28. Czech Republic

 0.86

 29. Ireland

 0.84

 30. New Zealand

0.74

 31. Hungary

 0.70

 32. Slovak Republic

 0.45

 33. Luxembourg

 0.37

 34. Iceland

 0.30

 Total of contributions

100.0

 

 

Related Documents

 

Financial Statements of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development as at 31 December 2012

 

http://www.oecd.org/about/budget/member-countries-budget-contributions.htm