Global Philanthropy Tracker

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The Global Philanthropy Tracker measures total aid—both formal and, to a lesser degree, informal—from developed and emerging countries to developing countries at all stages of economic development, while also highlighting the collaborative partnerships and infrastructure that support philanthropic efforts across the globe. In doing so, the Global Philanthropy Tracker offers the world’s only holistic view of the state and magnitude of aid to the developing world.

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    Country Report 2020: Kuwait
    (2021-01) Abu Rumman, Samir; Al Shayji, Abdulrazzak; Yehia, Sara
    There is great encouragement from the Kuwaiti government to give outside the State of Kuwait, which is also the case in domestic giving. This encouragement by the state has helped to give Kuwaiti charitable work its signature creativity, as it differs from the policy of other countries; this is evidenced by many societies that determine their scope of work and activities abroad, such as The International Islamic Charity Organization and Mercy International. These societies are operating in addition to the Kuwaiti embassies’ support for Philanthropic work, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ representation as a member of grant committees in some charitable bodies.