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Thanks and Acknowledgements
Benefactors Principal research grantors
The University of Oxford is immensely
grateful to the benefactors
who enabled the founding of the
Environmental Change Institute in
1991 and have invested since in its
development.
Dr James Martin
The Jackson Foundation
Mr and Mrs Colin Trapnell
MOA International
IBM United Kingdom Trust
Merton College, Oxford
Powergen plc
Nuclear Electric
Andrew W Mellon Foundation
Environment Now Foundation
Thames Water plc
Charterhouse Charitable Trust
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
The Strachan Donnelley Family Trust
Rhodes Trust
Riche Monde
John S Cohen Foundation
Dulverton Trust
The Higgins-Trapnell
Family Foundation
TSB Lloyds Bank plc
BOC Foundation
Loke Wan Tho Foundation
Solar Century
EcoSecurities
Climate Care
and over 1,000 graduates of the
University of Oxford
advisory board
Professor Tim O’Riordan (Chair)
Sir Victor Blank
Sir Anthony Cleaver
Mr Vic Cocker CBE
Dr Strachan Donnelley
The Rt Hon John Gummer MP
The Rt Hon Lord Holme of
Cheltenham CBE
The Principal, Linacre College
Professor Jacqueline McGlade
Mr Derek Osborn
Mr Francis Sullivan
Sir Crispin Tickell
Dr Angela Wilkinson
europe
Danish Energy Agency, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit, (GTZ)
GmbH, ECOFYS, EDF SA, Electrolux, EU Interreg Programme, European Commission,
ALTENER Programme, European Commission SAVE Programme, European Environment
Agency, European Social Fund, European Tropical Forest Research Network, French
Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME), Grundfos - Denmark,
Netherlands Agency for Energy and the Environment (NOVEM), Swiss Agency for
Development and Co-operation.
International
International Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, International
Council of Scientific Unions, International Energy Agency, International Geographical
Union, International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP), International Human
Dimensions Programme (IHDP), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), United
Nations Environment Programme, World Bank, World Climate Research Programme
(WCRP), World Conservation Union-IUCN.
usa
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, US Government Environment Protection Agency.
united kingdom
AEA Technology, Arts Council, Biffaward, British Academy, British National Space
Centre, Building Research Establishment, Carbon Trust, Chartered Institute of Building
Services Engineers, Darwin Initiative - UK Government, Department for International
Development - UK Government, Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
- UK Government, Economic and Social Research Council, Electricity Association,
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, English Nature, Environment Agency,
Environment and Heritage Service (Northern Ireland), Heritage Lottery Fund, Joint Nature
Conservation Committee, Napier University, National Endowment for Science, Technology
and the Arts, Natural Environment Research Council, National Trust, National Trust for
Scotland, Research and Development Fund - University of Oxford, Royal Commission
on Environmental Pollution, Royal Geographical Society, Royal Society, Royal Society for
the Protection of Birds, Scottish Executive, Scottish Natural Heritage, Society of Motor
Manufacturers and Traders, Thames Water plc, Trapnell Fund, Tyndall Centre, UK Water
Industries Research, West Oxfordshire District Council, World Wide Fund for Nature.
Financial Summary, 2005-06
Income
Competitive Research Grants (eg, EU & UK £
Governments, UK Research Councils)....................1,845,000
Higher Education Funds (tuition, HEFCE)..........................407,000
Benefactions & other income..................................................308,000
Total....................................2,560,000
Expenditure
Research & Academic Staff ..................................................1,235,000
Administrative, Support, & Communication Staff.............245,000
Non-staff: Research Equipment,
Consumables, Travel, Office expenses..................................610,000
University Costs .....................................................................296,000
Total....................................2,386,000
Surplus...................................174,000
Deficit from 2004-05.........117,000
Carry forward........................57,000