Top Foreign Aid Recipients 2021 -- Food Assistance and the War on Drugs.
In 2021, the U.S. directed its aid towards nations grappling with internal conflicts and humanitarian crises. Following the withdrawal of American troops that same year, Afghanistan emerged as the primary recipient of substantial aid, receiving billions of dollars annually as part of the humanitarian response.
| Country | Assistance (USD) | Top Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | $1.5 billion | Humanitarian Assistance |
| Ethiopia | $1.4 billion | Emergency Food Assistance |
| Jordan | $1.3 billion | Cash Transfer |
| Yemen | $1.1 billion | Emergency Food Assistance |
| South Sudan | $1.0 billion | Emergency Food Assistance |
| DRC | $891 million | Emergency Food Assistance |
| Syria | $844 million | Humanitarian Assistance |
| Nigeria | $828 million | Global Health Supply Chain |
| Colombia | $761 million | Counter-Narcotics |
| Sudan | $620 million | Emergency Food Assistance |
Afghanistan
Ethiopia
Jordan
Yemen
South Sudan
DRC
Syria
Nigeria
Colombia
SudanAmong the top countries benefiting from U.S. assistance are various African nations contending with both famine and internal conflicts. Notably, Colombia stands out in the top 10, receiving millions of dollars to combat drug trafficking.
In total since WWII, Israel is the largest recipient of US Aid.
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