List of countries by number of United Nations peacekeepers contributed

Last updated September 26, 2024

This is a list of countries by total number of peacekeepers contributed to United Nations operations based on United Nations reporting as of 29 February 2024.^[1]

List

Rank	Country	Peacekeepers
Rank	Country	Total	Male	Female	Per million population^{[lower-alpha 1]}
1	Nepal	6110	5458	652	209.50
2	India	6069	5945	124	4.33
3	Rwanda	5910	5324	586	446.16
4	Bangladesh	5827	5349	478	34.31
5	Pakistan	4122	3965	157	17.07
6	Indonesia	2707	2589	118	9.70
7	Ghana	2641	2204	437	85.66
8	China	1870	1801	69	1.33
9	Morocco	1710	1661	49	46.19
10	Egypt	1635	1531	104	15.65
11	Tanzania	1537	1381	156	26.51
12	Ethiopia	1512	1252	260	14.09
13	Senegal	1230	1051	179	67.30
14	South Africa	1143	910	233	18.43
15	Cameroon	1104	979	125	39.30
16	Uruguay	1001	940	61	290.63
17	Zambia	997	765	232	50.84
18	Mongolia	903	792	111	261.17
19	Italy	888	832	56	15.06
20	Tunisia	871	821	50	73.50
21	Malaysia	865	773	92	25.91
22	Malawi	819	722	97	38.08
23	Mauritania	793	780	13	177.18
24	Burundi	767	685	82	59.75
25	Spain	710	661	49	14.61
26	Uganda	654	568	86	14.35
27	Cambodia	625	506	119	36.57
28	France	582	531	51	8.51
29	Sri Lanka	560	527	33	25.41
30	South Korea	540	505	35	10.53
31	Ireland	495	469	26	93.72
32	Kenya	449	377	72	8.71
33	Jordan	354	295	59	30.74
34	Fiji	338	296	42	378.30
35	Argentina	306	259	47	6.56
36	Thailand	291	269	22	4.40
37	Nigeria	276	195	81	1.23
38	Vietnam	272	236	36	2.71
39	Serbia	271	235	36	40.81
40	United Kingdom	268	238	30	3.96
41	Peru	260	216	44	7.71
42	Slovakia	242	215	27	44.61
43	Portugal	238	215	23	22.74
44	Cote d'Ivoire	235	201	34	8.00
45	Djibouti	223	192	31	222.68
46	Guatemala	220	194	26	12.50
47	Bhutan	219	190	29	284.31
48	Poland	203	185	18	5.40
49	Finland	197	184	13	35.34
50	Republic of the Congo	189	163	26	30.77
50	Germany	189	166	23	2.23
52	Austria	187	179	8	20.41
53	Turkey	162	153	9	1.90
54	Greece	119	104	15	11.43
55	Togo	99	62	37	12.23
56	Niger	90	55	35	3.55
57	Russia	87	67	20	0.60
58	Burkina Faso	86	57	29	3.78
59	El Salvador	82	70	12	11.91
60	Brazil	74	60	14	0.36
61	Gambia	73	59	14	22.92
62	Guinea	69	59	10	5.20
63	Benin	59	51	8	4.68
64	Zimbabwe	50	19	31	3.29
65	Paraguay	48	40	8	7.86
66	Moldova	44	38	6	17.51
67	Canada	43	30	13	1.05
68	Kazakhstan	39	38	1	1.94
	Norway	39	26	13	7.03
	Sierra Leone	39	19	20	4.59
71	Hungary	37	32	5	3.86
72	Bosnia and Herzegovina	33	27	6	10.07
72	Sweden	33	22	11	3.13
74	Mali	31	25	6	1.38
75	Brunei	29	27	2	65.11
76	United States	27	25	2	0.08
77	Philippines	26	17	9	0.23
77	Switzerland	26	21	5	2.90
79	Australia	25	18	7	0.93
	Bolivia	25	18	7	2.08
	Romania	25	21	4	1.31
82	Mexico	20	12	8	0.15
83	Honduras	18	11	7	1.85
84	Chile	15	8	7	0.75
85	Kyrgyzstan	14	10	4	1.97
86	Netherlands	13	10	3	0.72
88	Croatia	11	10	1	2.85
	Ecuador	11	8	3	0.65
	New Zealand	11	8	3	2.07
90	Chad	10	10	0	0.57
	Czech Republic	10	7	3	0.92
	Denmark	10	9	1	1.68
	Dominican Republic	10	5	5	0.93
	Namibia	10	2	8	3.31
95	Malta	9	9	0	17.32
96	Liberia	8	4	4	1.52
96	Montenegro	8	4	4	12.97
98	Angola	5	3	2	0.15
	Colombia	5	2	3	0.09
	Madagascar	5	3	2	0.19
	Slovenia	5	5	0	2.36
102	Albania	4	1	3	1.45
	Japan	4	3	1	0.03
	Kiribati	4	2	2	33.13
105	Botswana	3	2	1	1.24
105	North Macedonia	3	3	0	1.64
107	Algeria	2	2	0	0.04
	Azerbaijan	2	1	1	0.20
	Belgium	2	2	0	0.17
	Cyprus	2	2	0	2.18
	Estonia	2	1	1	1.46
	Latvia	2	1	0	1.07
	Papua New Guinea	2	1	1	0.17
	Timor-Leste	2	2	0	1.48
115	Armenia	1	1	0	0.34
	Qatar	1	1	0	0.38
	Sao Tome and Principe	1	1	0	4.66
	Tajikistan	1	1	0	0.10

Notes

↑ Per capita values calculated based on List of countries and dependencies by population as of 27 April 2024.

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