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NSP Donors
Introduction
The National Solidarity Programme (NSP) has relied on funding from a variety of sources, including financing from IDA and JSDF, financing from the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), which provides funding to NSP from various donors (Australia, Canada, Denmark, EC/EU, Finland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, UK DFID, UK ARTF, Japan, Czech Republic, Finland,and the United States), and bi-lateral funding, which has come from Norway, Denmark, New Zealand, Switzerland and Netherlands directly to NSP.
Overall the NSP programme budget from the beginning of the programme till the end of NSP Phase II in mid-2010 is an estimated US$929 million.
NSP Donors include:
World Bank/International Development Association (IDA)
European Union (through EC via ARTF)
Government of the United States (through USAID via ARTF)
Government of the United Kingdom (through DFID via ARTF)
Government of Canada (through CIDA via ARTF)
Government of Japan (through JSDF via ARTF)
Government of Germany (via ARTF)
Government of Sweden (via ARTF and SIDA)
Government of Norway
Government of Denmark
Government of Netherlands
Government of Switzerland
Government of Australia
Government of Finland
Government of Czech Republic
Government of New Zealand
NSP Funding Sources include:
IDA Grants
Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF)
Japanese Social Development Fund (JSDF)
Bilateral Funds
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A multi-year impact evaluation study of phase two of the National Solidarity Programme (NSP) is underway 
