© WWF-Thailand FUNDING & PARTNERS ABOUT US FUNDING & PARTNERS The success of WWF’s policy work at EU level depends on funding for our critical programmes, a coordinated and supportive network and key stakeholder alliances. WWF Network Throughout the year, many WWF offices provided WWF EU with their expertise and advocacy support. 18 network offices contributed financially to our operations. This support makes it possible to operate, make a real impact in Brussels and to help address issues raised by millions of WWF supporters around Europe and the world. Foundations WWF EU is supported both financially and in terms of policy development by major foundations. We are grateful for the continued support from the European Climate Foundation, the KR Foundation, the MAVA Foundation, OCEANS 5 and the Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. Business Alliances Our effectiveness is enhanced by our cooperation with leading business groups willing to join us in building common advocacy positions. We thank Sky Ocean Rescue for their support over the last three years. European Commission and Development Aid Agencies We receive an operational grant from the European Commission through the LIFE Programme and project funding via Horizon 2020, the Development Education and Awareness Raising Programme (DEAR) and the Directorate-General Migration and Home Affairs. The Norwegian Agency for Development continued to provide project funding for our marine work. Civil Society WWF EU works with other organisations in various alliances: In the Green 10 coalition of the ten biggest EU environmental NGOs in Brussels; as a member of CONCORD, the European confederation of development NGOs; as a member of the Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe, working on climate and energy issues; as part of the Sustainable Europe coalition, the Living Rivers Europe coalition, and as a member of the European Habitats Forum (EHF). We also contribute to the following organisations: ECOS, Fédération des Associations Européennes (FAIB), Market Advisory Council, North Sea Advisory Council, the Coalition for Energy Savings, and the European Policy Centre. More detailed financial information is available in our latest Annual Review and our audited consolidated annual accounts are available from the Belgian National Bank at www.nbb.be (registrant number: 0460.057.241). WWF EPO ANNUAL REVIEWS WWF EPO Annual Review 2020 PDF 4.25 MB WWF EPO Annual Review 2019 PDF 6.53 MB WWF EPO Annual Review 2018 PDF 7.03 MB WWF EPO Annual Review 2017 PDF 3.39 MB WWF EPO Annual Review 2016 PDF 4.07 MB WWF EPO Annual Review 2015 PDF 4.47 MB © European Union The WWF European Policy Office has received funding from the EU via the following grants: • Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement number: 785087 — nvECAT • Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EASME) LIFE19 NGO/SGA/BE/200016 • Raising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education in the European Union EuropeAid/151103/C/ACT/MULTI • European Commission, Directorate-General Migration and Home Affairs Donor: 821579 – Forest Crime All content and opinions expressed on this website and listed publications and products are solely those of WWF. Working to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and nature About Us WWF in the EU Our Values Transparency & Governance Funding & partners Our Network Careers What we do Agriculture & Food Biodiversity Climate & Energy EU Affairs & Governance EU International Partnerships Forests Oceans Sustainable Economies Water Campaigns Why we campaign #Together4Forests Earth Hour Living Planet Report #ProtectWater Latest News Publications Newsletter Events Blogs Twitter Contact Us Our team Our office Privacy © 2020 WWF - World Wide Fund For Nature© 1986 Panda Symbol WWF – World Wide Fund For Nature (formerly World Wildlife Fund)® “WWF” is a WWF Registered Trademark Creative Commons license.