State and USAID: U.S. assistance in Ecuador is designed to strengthen democratic participation, disrupt illegal activities, conserve biodiversity, and address climate change. The United States will work with the Government of Ecuador and broader civil society to advance the long-term objectives of stability, strengthened democratic institutions, and environmental protection. Building strong counternarcotics cooperation with Ecuador is key to U.S. national security interests, particularly as these efforts help support our counternarcotics work with Colombia. (Source: Congressional Budget Justification FY 2013)
World Bank Statistics
| GDP (2011) | $65,945,432,310.00 |
| Population (2011) | 14,666,055 |
| Per Capita Income (2011) | $4,200.00 |
| Annual % Population Growth (2011) | 1.3821745123% |
| % Urban Population (2011) | 67.4232% |
Planned Stage
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supplemental appropriations, and request data.
Foreign Assistance Levels by Fiscal Year
Ecuador - All Agencies
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Obligated Stage
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Foreign Assistance Obligations by Fiscal Year
Ecuador - All Agencies
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Spent Stage
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expenditure data. These are measures of government spending and include the amount
of checks issued, cash disbursed, interest accrued, and net of refunds and reimbursements.
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Foreign Assistance Disbursements by Fiscal Year
Ecuador - All Agencies
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Spent data represents current transactions and may result in negative values
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