Where does the money come from? Our fundraising is conducted according to the following key principles: full transparency, independence and no editorial interference. The overview is meant to give you an idea of where our money comes from; it is not a detailed financial report.
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2021 — Donors 2021
Journalismfund.eu’s activities in 2021 are made possible through the support it receives from public, private, and corporate funders. It extends its gratitude for the generous and consistent support it has received from the Adessium Foundation, Arcadia, the Dutch Postcode Lottery (via Oxfam Novib), the Open Society Foundations, Porticus, Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF), the King Baudouin Foundation, Fritt Ord and the Flemish Government and others who wish to remain anonymous.
2020 — Repartition Funds by Project
2020 — Repartition Costs
2020 — €1.558.936
2019 — €1.642.281
2018 — €2.033.588
2017 — €1.142.713,00
| European cross-border grant programme |
€292.000 |
25,59 % |
| Adessium Foundation |
174.544 |
15,27 |
| Open Society Foundations |
117.856 |
10,31 |
| |
|
|
| EIJC Dataharvest |
€74.940 |
6,56% |
| ECPMF partnership |
7.220 |
0,63 |
| Flemish government (support Dataharvest 2017) |
10.000 |
0,88 |
| Stichting Democratie en Media (support Dataharvest 2017) |
10.000 |
0,88 |
| Income Dataharvest 2017 |
22.720 |
1,99 |
| Rudolf Augstein Stiftung (support Dataharvest 2017) |
5.000 |
0,44 |
| Adessium (support Dataharvest 2017) |
15.000 |
1,31 |
| Open Society Foundations (support Dataharvest 2017) |
5.000 |
0,44 |
| |
|
|
| Investigate Europe! |
€211.113 |
18,47% |
| Hans Böckler-Stiftung |
80.000 |
7,00 |
| OSIFE |
64.813 |
5,67 |
| Fritt Ord Foundation |
6.300 |
0,55 |
| Karde-Marie Wirtz |
50.000 |
4,38 |
| Other income |
10.000 |
0,88 |
| |
|
|
| Regional Fonds Pascal Decroos grant programme |
€524.181 |
45,87% |
| Flemish government |
390.000 |
34,13 |
| IRJ Postgraduate Course |
4.521 |
0,40 |
| Pascal Decroos Fund Donations |
10.578 |
0,93 |
| Ads Flemish media |
119.082 |
10,42 |
| |
|
|
| EIC project |
€14.698 |
45,87% |
| Adessium |
14.698 |
1,29 |
| |
|
|
| Other |
€25.381 |
2,22% |
| |
|
|
| TOTAL |
€1.142.713 |
100% |
2016 — €1.004.948
| European cross-border grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Adessium Foundation |
173.000 |
17,21 |
| Open Society Foundations |
121.500 |
12,09 |
| Citi Award grants |
12.000 |
1,19 |
| ECPMF partnership |
35.000 |
3,48 |
| Flemish government (support Dataharvest 2016) |
10.000 |
1,00 |
| Transparency International Project (T-ECO) partnership |
2.100 |
0,21 |
| Cronos (support Dataharvest 2016) |
5.000 |
0,50 |
| Mozilla (support Dataharvest 2016) |
1.750 |
0,17 |
| |
|
|
| Intercontinental grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Flemish government (project financing starting from 01/12/2015 -> 31/05/2016) |
140.000 |
13,93 |
| |
|
|
| Investigate Europe! |
€ |
% |
| Hans Böckler-Stiftung (project financing starting from 01/09/2016 -> 28/02/2017) |
125.000 |
12,44 |
| OSIFE (project financing starting from 01/09/2016 -> 28/02/2017) |
62.598 |
6,23 |
| |
|
|
| Regional Fonds Pascal Decroos grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Flemish government |
300.000 |
29,85 |
| IRJ Postgraduate Course |
8.000 |
0,80 |
| Pascal Decroos Fund Donations |
9.000 |
0,90 |
| |
|
|
| TOTAL |
1.004.948 |
100 |
2015 — €931.170
| European cross-border grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Adessium Foundation |
235.000 |
25,24 |
| Open Society Foundations |
100.000 |
10,74 |
| European Donations |
1.310 |
0,14 |
| Transparency International Project (T-ECO) partnership |
22.260 |
2,39 |
| Citi Award grants |
12.000 |
1,29 |
| Google Benelux |
10.000 |
1,07 |
| ECPMF partnership |
30.000 |
3,22 |
| |
|
|
| Intercontinental grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Connecting Continents (Oxfam Novib) partnership |
150.000 |
16,11 |
| Flemish government (project financing starting from 01/12/2015 -> 31/05/2016) |
28.000 |
3,00 |
| |
|
|
| Regional Fonds Pascal Decroos grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Flemish government |
300.000 |
32,22 |
| IRJ Postgraduate Course |
8.000 |
0,86 |
| Pascal Decroos Fund Donations |
6.560 |
0,70 |
| |
|
|
| TOTAL |
931.170 |
100 |
2014 — €531,666
| European cross-border grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Adessium Foundation |
189,100 |
35.6 |
| Open Society Foundations (transfer from 2013) |
26,696 |
5 |
| European Donations |
1310 |
0.3 |
| |
|
|
| Regional Fonds Pascal Decroos grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Flemish government |
300,000 |
56.4 |
| IRJ Postgraduate Course |
8,000 |
1.5 |
| Pascal Decroos Fund Donations |
6,560 |
1.2 |
| |
|
|
| TOTAL |
531,666 |
100 |
2013 — €454,467
In 2013 we announced a new donor: the Dutch Adessium Foundation agreed to support Journalismfund.eu’s cross-border investigative journalism programme as a premium donor for a period of three years, from October 2013 to September 2016. Here’s what our total income division for 2013 looked like.
| European cross-border grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Open Society Foundations (transfer from 2012) |
79,664 |
17.5 |
| Adessium Foundation |
49,450 |
10.9 |
| Dataharvest |
6,946 |
1.5 |
| Others |
3,028 |
0.7 |
| |
|
|
| Regional Fonds Pascal Decroos grant programme |
€ |
% |
| Flemish government |
300,000 |
66 |
| Donations |
7,379 |
1.6 |
| IRJ Postgraduate Course |
8,000 |
1.8 |
| |
|
|
| TOTAL |
454,467 |
100 |
