The IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust (RST) helps low-income and vulnerable middle-income countries build resilience to external shocks and ensure sustainable growth, contributing to their longer-term balance of payments stability. It complements the IMF’s existing lending toolkit by providing longer-term, affordable financing to address longer-term challenges, including climate change and pandemic preparedness.

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RST Funding Status 
  • (as of March 1, 2024)1/

      In SDR billions In USD billions 
    Total pledges 31.9  42.3
      of which: contribution package with loan resources 2/  26.3 34.9
    Contributions received 3/   31.0  41.1
      of which: contribution package with loan resources 25.4 33.7
        Australia  0.93  1.23
        Belgium  0.67  0.89
        Canada  1.39  1.84
        China  6.00 7.96
        France  3.05 4.05
        Italy  1.92 2.55
        Japan  4.99  6.62
        Korea 0.90 1.19
        Lithuania 0.08 0.11
        Luxembourg 0.25 0.34
        Malta 0.02 0.03
        Netherlands 1.22 1.62
        Oman 0.04 0.05
        Qatar 0.05 0.07
        Spain  1.42  1.88
        United Kingdom  2.50  3.32
      of which: standalone contribution 2/ 5.58 7.41
        Estonia 0.03 0.03
        Germany 5.06 6.71
        Switzerland 0.50 0.66

    1/ Where relevant, FX rates as of March 1, 2024.
    2/ The fundraising target of SDR 33 billion was set for contribution packages that provide resources to all three RST accounts (loan, deposit, and reserve accounts). A 'standalone contribution' refers to contributions to the deposit and/or reserve accounts, normally with a maturity of 10 years.
    3/ Contribution packages with effective agreements are reported as received once their deposit and reserve contributions have been both disbursed to the RST. Standalone contributions with effective agreements are reported as 'received' once they are disbursed.