Over the same time period, middle income countries (MICs) have benefitted more than twice as much as low income countries (LICs) from aid-for-trade funding. To date, more than three-quarters of total aid-for-trade disbursements have financed projects in four sectors (Figure 11.5): transport and storage (28.6%), energy generation and supply (21.6%), agriculture (18.3%), and banking and financial services (11.1%). Most of this non-concessional funding has been for projects in economic infrastructure (47.5%) and for building productive capacities (51.6%), it has been invested almost exclusively in MICs (91.6%). Asia, the main beneficiary of trade-related OOF, has received USD 103.3 billion or 41.6% of this total.