NGO Monitor's list of BDSers being funded by governments

NGO Monitor came out with a very important piece of research showing a list of organizations that support boycotting and sanctions against Israel - and the countries that fund them:

NGOs involved in BDS and their funders (partial list): NGO Primary Funders Funding Amount Central Involvement Addameer Sweden €207,000 (2009)  Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) NDC* $127,000  (2010-12) Al Haq Holland $426,201 (funding ceased in 2008) Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) Ireland Norway $88,928 (2009) $156,163 (2009, funding ceased) Ford Foundation Diakonia NDC* $600,000 (2009-10) $120,490 (2009) $134,000 (2010-12) Al Mezan Sweden €105,000 (2007-9)  Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) NDC* $425,000 (2010-12) Norway, EU funding not transparent Alternative Information Center Belgium ICCO Sweden (via Diakonia) Spain and the Basque gov't (via MUNDUBAT) Catalan gov't (via Sodepau) funding not transparent 434,024NIS (2009)    164,225NIS (2009)  711,182NIS (2009) 173,271NIS (2009)  "Yes to Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Against Israel" Alternatives (Montreal) Canada $2,000,000CAN (2008-10) (unclear if ceased)  Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (PA) EU €374,174 (2009-11)    Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) Spain €98,347 (2009) Switzerland  funding not transparent Badil (PA) NDC* $575,000 (2010-12)  Leader of BDS movement Christian Aid Ireland, EU 24,521,692£ (2009-10) "Partner supporting" calling for BDS and "pursuing parastata Zionist orgs" Coalition of Women for Peace EU €247,954 (2005-7)   Runs "Who profits?" website, which is central in the Norwegian BDS campaign NIF $294,129 (2006-9)(funding ceased 2011) Defence of Children International -Palestine Section Sweden (via Save the Children) European Union 459,000SEK (2009-11) 600,000€ (2009-12)  Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) NDC* England $639,000 (2010-12) £12,500 Diakonia Sweden $52.7 million (2009)  Advocates for divestment strategy against Israel, lobbies against EU-Israel upgrade EU 10,500,000SEK Human Rights Watch Soros' Open Society Institute $2,353,895 (2007-8) $100,000,000 (2010-20) Supported Caterpillar boycott,Call for cuts in U.S. foreign aid to Israel Ford Foundation $445,000 (2009-11) Netherlands via Oxfam-NOVIB  $987,818 (2007-8) Israel Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD) Spain €105,000 (2009)  Leader in BDS activism NDC* EU $76,000  (2010-12) €169,661 (2010-12) KAIROS Canada - funding washalted in 2009 $1,575,966 (2008)   Main supporter of church divestment campaign Machsom Watch EU €251,650 (2007-2010)  Norwegian Pension Fund divestment campaign NIF $204,698(2006-9) Miftah EU $79,906 (2010) Signatory to 2005 BDS call (http://www.bdsmovement.net/) Denmark $28,077 (2010) Austria NDC* $60,624 (2010) $110,000 (2010-12) Mossawa NIF $517,642 (2006-8) Norwegian Pension Fund divestment campaign EU €298,660 (2006-8) UK funding not transparent Norwegian Association of NGOs for Palestine (incl. Norwegian People's Aid) Norway €57,000 (2008)  Coordinates Norwegian Boycott Israel Campaign USA €8,000 (2008) Sweden, Netherlands  funding not transparent Palestinian NGO Network (PNGO) NDC* $130,000  Leader of BDS movement Received France's Human Rights Prize Sabeel Sweden €76,000 (2006-8) Leader of global church divestment movement Trocaire Ireland €23,499,837 (2008) Supports BDS movement, lobbies against EU-Israel upgrade, calls for review of arms export licenses UK €640,682 (2008) EU €1,698,692 (2008) War on Want UK €256,000 (2008) Advocates for sanctions, including arms boycott Ireland €77,000 (2008) EU €266,000 (2008) Palestinian Center for Human Rights (Gaza) NDC* EU, Holland, Ireland, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden $425,000  (2010-12) funding not transparent Leader of BDS movement  *The NDC mechanism is funded by Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands; 2008-9

I wonder if anyone ever put together a list of which regions/countries receive the most international NGO help? It would be interesting to see if money spent has any relationship to money needed.