ODPG’s mandate to coordinate resource mobilisation is a central function for the Organisation. The work set out in our Programme and Budget is increasingly funded by extra budgetary contributions, notably the ambitious cooperation dimension of the Organisation which is highly dependent on these contributions.
Below you find the very latest figures on Council of Europe's resource mobilisation effort. For more information, download the factsheet that has been prepared for the Open Days.
Extrabudgetary receipts of the Council of Europe 2010-2019
2019 Voluntary contributions per donor
*Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
Member States' contributions to the Human Rights Trust Fund (HRTF) for the period 2010-2019
Number of annual and multi-annual contracts in 2010-2019
Volume of annual and multi-annual contracts in 2010-2019
Voluntary contributions are sought and accepted for the Council of Europe priorities as approved by the Committee of Ministers within the framework of the Organisation’s Programme and Budget.
The Council of Europe accepts voluntary contributions from member states, and from other sources, including observer states, non-member states, the European Union, International Organisations, foundations, the private sector and individuals who share the goals and values of the Organisation.
For more information on how to contribute to the Council of Europe please contact the Office of the Directorate General of Programmes.
Brochure for 2018 voluntary contributions (edition on 2019 to be published shortly)
Did you know ?
The Council of Europe's top bilateral donor for 2019 was Norway.
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