Historical Contributions - GPEI
Historical Contributions

Since the GPEI’s launch in 1988, over US$ 20 billion has been invested through WHO and UNICEF in support of polio eradication activities carried out in over 70 countries. These contributions have helped reduce the incidence of polio by 99% and have laid the foundation for an infrastructure to be used beyond polio eradication.

Financial contributions provided through WHO and UNICEF are supplemented by in-kind contributions within countries such as the time spent by volunteers, health workers and others in the planning and implementation of supplementary immunization activities. These contributions are estimated to have a dollar value approximately equal to that of international financial contributions.

Historical contributions (1988 - 2024)
Total: $8,315,000
1985
Total: $25,758,000
1986
Total: $37,640,000
1987
Total: $24,047,000
1988
Total: $47,113,000
1989
Total: $24,443,000
1990
Total: $15,343,000
1991
Total: $18,383,000
1992
Total: $22,043,000
1993
Total: $28,183,000
1994
Total: $45,393,000
1995
Total: $120,153,000
1996
Total: $163,303,000
1997
Total: $205,655,000
1998
Total: $225,868,000
1999
Total: $504,043,000
2000
Total: $430,336,000
2001
Total: $332,318,000
2002
Total: $727,085,000
2003
Total: $864,926,000
2004
Total: $1,098,708,000
2005
Total: $688,368,000
2006
Total: $714,578,000
2007
Total: $852,551,000
2008
Total: $851,255,000
2009
Total: $879,331,000
2010
Total: $1,178,931,000
2011
Total: $1,178,931,000
2012
Total: $1,178,931,000
2013
Total: $956,852,000
2014
Total: $1,182,807,000
2015
Total: $1,182,807,000
2016
Total: $1,162,373,000
2017
Total: $864,799,000
2018
Total: $791,395,000
2019
Total: $777,732,000
2020
Total: $774,148,000
2021
Total: $952,838,000
2022
Total: $907,098,000
2023
Total: 1,096,073,000
2024
Historical Contributions 1988-2024

In addition to contributions by national governments to their own polio eradication efforts, 100 public and private donors have given to the global programme. The GPEI has a diverse funding base, underscoring the truly global nature of the effort to eradicate polio world-wide.

Contributions over the last 35 years can be accessed below through an interactive database or in this document.

Database

This interactive database shows an overall summary of the contributions received over the last 35 years, as well as detailed snapshots of contributions to date by different categories.

Other Contributions

While the GPEI only tracks contributions that cover the direct budget requirements for WHO, UNICEF and Gavi to implement activities as per the Strategic Plan, the new annual Non-FRR Report captures self-reported donor contributions to areas supportive of polio eradication, but that are outside of the GPEI’s Financial Resource Requirements (FRR).

Non-FRR contributions are either in-kind or in-cash and for activities that directly increase the likelihood of the success of the polio eradication program, but are not a part of eradication or other activities included in the FRR document. Non-FRR contributions do not decrease outstanding donor commitments to FRR activities.