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Organogram 2014 Japan China South Asia 10 Staff Malaysia 5 Staff Argentina 10 Staff Russia Panama 5 Staff Foundation Management Board Indonesia 37 Staff Board of Association Philippines Supervisory Council The Netherlands 34 Staff Association 36 Institutional Members European Association 3 Staff Africa 15 Staff Kenya 7 Staff Mali Nigeria 2 Staff Guinea Bissau 20 Annual Review and Accounts 2014
Chapter 7 Financial overview of the global organisation Funding for projects, by donors and partners, continued to be our main source of income in 2014. The list of projects 2014 in Annex 1 gives an overview of all projects that were implemented by the entire global network of offices throughout the year, with details on the amounts funded, the project period, the name and types of donors, the themes of our Strategic Intent to which the project contributes, as well as the Wetlands International offices that participated in project implementation. In addition to project funding, we received a contribution from the members of the Vereniging Wetlands International. The membership, consisting of 24 governmental and 11 nongovernmental members throughout the world, generated an income of € 0.54M. Total income of the global network amounted to € 6.0M Euro from the following sources: Over the years, the Foundation in the Netherlands continues to be important for fundraising for the entire organisation. In 2014, 76% (2013 and 2012: 87%; 2011: 68%; 2010: 70%) of project income was raised through the Foundation. A significant amount of this income is subcontracted to the other offices of the global network. This can be seen from the list of projects 2014 that shows that Wetlands International implemented 81 projects worldwide, of which 51 projects were contracted by the ‘Stichting Wetlands International’ and 26 out of these were implemented by or together with other Wetlands International offices and their partners. The other 25 projects are implemented with partners such as the Ramsar Convention, Shell and the Flyway partnership. This resulted in the following project expenditure by offices, per region: Sources of funding for the Wetlands International network in 2014 Project expenditure by offices per region in 2014 government and institutional funds corporate partners trusts and private foundations NGOs and institutes global and multi-regional Africa Asia Latin America Europe and Russia members of the Wetlands International Association Financial overview of the global organisation 21
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