This financial metric encompasses a diverse array of non-repayable income sources that bolster public sector funding. It primarily consists of monetary contributions from foreign governments and international entities, which can play a crucial role in addressing specific socio-economic challenges. Additionally, it incorporates various forms of income such as interest, dividends, and rental proceeds, which are vital for ensuring sustainable fiscal health. The metric also includes administrative fees, fines, and earnings from government-owned enterprises, highlighting the multifaceted nature of governmental income streams. Moreover, voluntary contributions further enrich this category, strengthening the capacity of public institutions to fulfill their mandates while promoting economic stability and social welfare. Source: