Think Tank Funding Tracker

Foreign Government

Donor Min Amount Type
Aruba 104,459
Australia 4,849,565
Bahrain 580,095
Bangladesh 0
Belgium 520,000
Brazil 60,000
Canada 13,702,539
China 10,000
Colombia 2,000
Commonwealth of Nations 0
Czechia 125,000
Denmark 1,366,002
Dominican Republic 0
Estonia 456,000
European Union 10,065,004
Finland 613,987
France 431,001
Germany 9,141,250
Iceland 25,000
India 295,001
Iraq 100,000
Ireland 89,419
Italy 25,000
Ivory Coast 0
Japan 9,467,837
Kuwait 60,000
Latvia 660,000
Lebanon 1
Libya 5,000
Liechtenstein 10,006
Lithuania 575,000
Luxembourg 210,000
Malta 0
Mexico 1,000
NATO 1,105,327
Netherlands 2,196,623
New Zealand 5,000
Nigeria 25,000
Northern Ireland 100
Norway 8,905,978
Oman 240,000
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe 10,000
Poland 292,001
Qatar 10,465,000
Romania 20,000
Saudi Arabia 3,052,634
Singapore 626,256
Slovakia 21,000
South Korea 5,441,003
Spain 1,000
Sweden 8,205,000
Switzerland 958,290
Taiwan 6,765,265
Thailand 10,000
Timor-Leste 250,000
Turkey 0
Ukraine 1,000
United Arab Emirates 20,045,000
United Kingdom 20,961,292
United Nations 1,696,096
Vietnam 20,000

Amounts in the table are the sum of all donations made by all donations made by all donors connected to the U.S. government, Pentagon contractors, or foreign governments. A full list of these donors and their specific contributions is available at the “Download the Data” button. The amounts shown here are minimum known amounts, as many think tanks only disclose funding in ranges (e.g. $250,001 to $500,000). Thus, the amounts shown are, in most cases, conservative estimates of the amount of money donated to think tanks. See our Methodology for more information.

∗ Not Accepted – Think tank published a donor roll and did not accept contributions from this category
† Not Available – Think tank did not publish a donor roll
§ Unknown Amount – Think tank did publish a donor roll but did not disclose amounts

 

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