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In the past five years, ECRE (registered AISBL No. 809.651.278) has received funding from the sources listed below.

Philanthropic foundations

• Adessium Foundation 
• European Philanthropic Initiative for Migration
• Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
• Oak Foundation
• Open Society Foundations
• Rockerfeller Brothers Fund
• Sigrid Rausing Trust 
• Stichting Porticus

Political foundations

• Heinrich Böll Foundation

European Union

• Asylum Migration and Integration Fund
• Horizon 2020
• EU Programme for Education, training, Youth and Sport (Erasmus+)
• European Union Agency for Asylum 

Intergovernmental organisations

ECRE had a Strategic Partnership with the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) from 2016 to 2023. It covered advocacy and litigation, and supported UNHCR’s consultation of civil society.

 

ECRE also receives generous in-kind contributions and pro bono advice from companies and institutions, including:

• DLA Piper
• Mayer Brown
• BPP University
• Queen Mary University of London
• University of Turin
• University of Cologne
• Ghent University

 

ECRE’s member organisations also contribute to its funding through the payment of membership fees. 

 

Click here to read ECRE’s latest entry in the EU Transparency Register.