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How we are Funded
Internews Europe is a registered charity and non-profit association. We are entirely financed by grants and contracts with a range of European donor governments, the European Commission, UN Agencies and some private charitable foundations within Europe.
Approximately 90% of our average annual income comes from public funding sources with the remainder made up of private trust and foundation income. A number of our donors fund large multi-country programmes, whilst many of our grant funded projects are specific to individual countries. We are the successful beneficiary of a number of highly competitive challenge funds and are engaging increasingly with the high impact philanthropy sector.

The operating budget is the entire organisational expenditure (direct programme costs and head office costs) for the calendar year; Internews Europe’s principal operating currency is EUROS; the GBP and USD figures presented for comparison use an average of the exchange rates for 2012. 2012 figures are based on final spending forecasts for the year and are subject to modest variation during the final audit and associated statutory/regulatory reports. They are therefore rounded to the nearest million for the purposes of this report.
Current Project Donors
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Adessium Foundation
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Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN)
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Department for International Development (DfID)
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Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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European Commission – ECHO
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European Commission – EIDHR
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European Commission – Instrument for Stability
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Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF)
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International Press Institute (IPI)
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Oak Foundation
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Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)
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Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
