The Gambia’s Net ODA (% of GNI) experienced significant volatility, peaking at in 1990 during a period of economic instability. ODA levels dropped sharply in the mid-1990s but rose again in 2017 to , reflecting international support during political transitions and economic reforms after the end of Yahya Jammeh’s regime.
Recent levels, such as in 2022, remain relatively high, indicating continued reliance on external aid for poverty reduction and infrastructure development in one of Africa’s smallest and least developed economies.
Recent levels, such as in 2022, remain relatively high, indicating continued reliance on external aid for poverty reduction and infrastructure development in one of Africa’s smallest and least developed economies.
For a deeper dive into the topic, explore Gambia’s yearly GDP, Gambia’s net lending/borrowing forecast, Gambia’s military personnel overview.
