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EUROPEAN POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS Contributions And EUROPEAN POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS Contributions and donations related to financial year 2018 The information below is published pursuant to Article 32(1)(e) and (f) of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 1141/2014 Association pour l’Identité et Démocratie Fondation (previously Fondation pour une Europe des Nations et des Libertés) Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country Mouvement pour une Europe des Nations et des Libertés FR Total €15.000,00 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €0,00 0 Other donations Donor Country Value Rassemblement National FR 12.000,00 Total €12.000,00 1 Coppieters Foundation (previously Centre Maurits Coppieters) Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country ADEO - Associacion pel Desvelopament de I'Escrich Occitan FR Alkartasuna Fundazioa ES Arritti FR Centre Internacional Escarré per a les Minories Ètniques i les Nacions (CIEMEN) ES Ezkerraberri Fundazioa ES Free State of Rijeka Association (FSRA) HR Fundació Emili Darder ES Fundació Josep Irla ES Fundació Nexe ES Fundacion Aragonesista 29 Junio ES Fundación Galiza Sempre ES Hungarian National Council of Transylvania HU Kurdish lnstitute of Brussels BE Le Peuple Breton FR Welsh Nationalism Foundation UK Total €65.646,51 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €0,00 0 2 Other donations Donor Country Value European Centre For Minority lssues (ECMI) DE 9.460,39 Fundacion Moncho Reboiras ES 1.232,55 lstituto d¡ Stud¡ e Ricerche Camillo Bellieni IT 1.715,65 Network to Promote Linguistic Diversity (NPLD) BE 12.777,38 Total €25.185,97 European Liberal Forum Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country Academy of Liberalism EE Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party (ALDE) BE Asociación Galega para a Liberdade e a Democracia (GALIDEM) ES Bertil Ohlin Institute SE Boris Divković Foundation BA Centre for Liberal Studies CZ Centre Jean Gol BE Centre Party International Foundation (CPIF) SE European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) BE E2 Think tank FI Fondazione Critica Liberale IT For Freedom Foundation HU FORES - Forum for References Reforms SE 3 Contributor Country Forum for Latvia’s Future LV Freedom Research Association / Özgürlük Araştırmaları Derneği TR Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) DE Fundacja Liberte PL Fundacja Project Polska PL Haya van Somerenstichting / VVD Int’l NL Institute for Liberal Studies (ISL) RO Institute for Politics and Society (IPPS) CZ International Educational Centre (IEC) HR KEFIM – Markos Dragoumis EL Liberal Institute for Political Analysis (LIPA) BG Liberal Integration Foundation BG Liberas / Liberaal Archief BE LibMov IT MAGMA FI Movimento Liberal Social (MLS) PT Mr. Hans van Mierlo Stichting NL NEOS Lab AT NOVUM SI Prof. Mr. B. M. Teldersstichting NL Republikon HU Stichting IDI NL Studiencentrum Albert Maertens BE Swedish International Liberal Centre (SILC) SE Swenska Bildningsfoerbundet (SBF) FI ZAVOD 14 SI Total €251.970,77 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €5.420,00 13 4 Other donations Donor Country Value Ciudadanos ES 2.000,00 Total €2.000,00 Foundation for European Progressive Studies Pending Green European Foundation Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country European Green Party BE Federation of Young European Greens BE Fondation de l'Ecologie Politique FR Fundació Nous Horitzons ES Fundación Equo ES Fundacja Strefa Zieleni PL Green Economics Institute UK 5 Contributor Country Green Forum SE Green Foundation Ireland IE Grüne Bildungswerkstatt AT Heinrich Böll Stiftung DE Institute for political ecology HR Oikos BE Ökopolisz HU Visio FI Yeşil Düşünce Derneği TR Total €154.531,36 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €6.212,00 135 Other donations Donor Country Value - - 0,00 Total €0,00 6 Institute of European Democrats Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country Citizens’ Alliance CY Europska Demokraticka Strana SK Euzko Alderdi Jeltzalea - Partido Nacionalista Vasco - EAJ-PNV ES Fundacja Samorzadnosc I Demokracja PL Mouvement Démocrate - MoDem FR Priorità Cultura IT Repubblica Futura SM Total €45.000,00 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €0,00 0 Other donations Donor Country Value - - 0,00 Total €0,00 7 New Direction - The Foundation for European Reform Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country - Total €0,00 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €9.676,50 6 Other donations Donor Country Value Agnieszka KUCKIEWICZ-FRAS PL 3.500,00 Amundsen Travel OU EE 12.000,00 AT&T Global Networks Services Belgium Luxembourg SPRL BE 12.967,33 British American Tobacco Western Europe Commercial Trading Limited UK 18.000,00 Carlos GOMEZ MARTINEZ ES 8.000,00 ECCP - Europejskie Centrum Projektow Pozarzadowych PL 3.750,00 Emilia DA ROCHA MAQUEDA ES 18.000,00 Fundacion FAES ES 7.500,00 Foundation for Social and Economic Thinking (FSET) UK 17.486,40 Fratelli d'Italia Party IT 17.500,00 8 Donor Country Value Galerie Gema s.r.o. CZ 16.000,00 George ROBINSON UK 11.129,34 Horatius Events LImited UK 7.750,00 Institute for Policy and Research UK 11.045,28 Institute of economic affairs UK 500,00 Jagello 2000 CZ 11.000,00 Javier CANADAS MEGIAS ES 6.000,00 Joanna WANOT STAUFFER PL 12.000,00 Krzystof KAWALKO PL 9.000,00 Martin SHENFIELD UK 3.336,93 Qed Systems a.s. CZ 16.000,00 Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes Charitable Trust UK 8.541,79 Ulster Unionist Party UK 1.935,00 Wastech a.s. CZ 16.000,00 Winglet LTD LV 5.500,00 Without Limits S.r.l. IT 2.900,00 Total €257.342,07 Sallux Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country Claphaminstitutet SE European Centre For Law and Justice (ECLJ) FR European Economic Summit Foundation NL Foundation for International Christian Democratic Development (FICDD) NL 9 Contributor Country Groen van Prinsterrerstichting (WI SGP) / Wetenschappelijk Instituut SGP (WI SGP) NL Guido de Bresstichting (WI CU) / Wetenschappelijk Instituut ChristenUnie NL Jubilee Centre UK Keresztény Demokrata Fórum HU Total €29.680,00 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €723,61 7 Other donations Donor Country Value AWS HOLDING BV NL 5.000,00 Bündnis C – Christen für Deutschland DE 400,00 ChristenUnie NL 10.000,00 European Christian Political Youth NL 87,50 FAFCE - Fédération des Associations Familiales Catholiques en Europe FR 5.000,00 ISTITUTO ACTON IT 2.000,00 Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij (SGP) NL 10.000,00 Taxi Boute NL 60,00 WEA Business Coalition E.V. DE 10.000,00 Total €42.547,50 10 Transform Europe Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country Alternative Foundation (Catalonia) ES Center for Marxist Social Studies SE Center for Politics of Emancipation (CPE) RS Cultural Association Punto Rosso IT Cultures of Labour and Socialism - CUL:TRA PT DCA FI Transform danmark DK Eszmelet Sajto Alapitvany HU Europe of Citizens Foundation - FEC ES Foundation Forward / Naprzód PL Institute for Social, Ecological and Economic Studies - ISW DE Instituto 25M ES Journal Sozialismus DE Left Forum FI Nicos Poulantzas Institute - NPI EL OZ Forum SK Rosa Luxemburg Foundation - RLS DE Society for European Dialogue - SPED CZ transform!at AT Transform!italia IT Total €178.642,00 11 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €19.562,27 45 Other donations Donor Country Value Altersummit BE 450,00 Another Europe UK 691,65 Arbeitsmarktservice Wien AT 13.530,27 Asia Europe Peoples Forum BE 1.603,27 Berliner Institut für kritische Theorie DE 8.913,17 Hochschülerschaft der Uni Wien AT 1.600,00 The world transformed UK 225,00 Zukunftsfond der Rep.Österreich AT 2.000,00 Total €29.013,36 Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies Contributions from foundations and other organisations Contributor Country Ajatushautomo Kompassi / Think tank Kompassi FI Alcide De Gasperi Foundation IT Antall Jozsef Knowledge Centre BE Anton Tunega Foundation (NAT) SK 12 Contributor Country Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence RS CDA Research Institute (WICDA) NL CEDER Study Centre of CD&V (CEDER) BE Citizens Association for the European Development of Bulgaria BG European Academy for Democracy (EAD) CZ European Values (EV) CZ Foundation for a Civic Hungary (PMA) HU Foundation for Social Research and Analysis (FAES) ES GLOBSEC Policy Institute SK Hanns Seidel Stiftung DE Institute for Christian Democratic Politics (IKDP) CZ Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation (JHS) SE Konrad Adenauer Stiftung DE Kos Károly Aacademy Foundation (KKA) RO Liberal Society Association / Societatea Liberala RO Maison du Futur LB Middle East Institute for Research and Strategic Studies (MEIRSS) LB Platform for A Sustainable Growth (PCS) PT Political Academy of the Austrian People's Party (PolAk) AT Pro Patria Training Centre (KPP) EE The Institute for Democratic Politics LT Think Young BE Toivo Think Tank (TOIVO) FI TOPAZ CZ Total €877.244,52 Minor donations in accordance with Article 32(1)(e) Value Number of donors €0,00 0 13 Other donations Donor Country Value Adam Mickiewicz University PL 438,40 AmCham EU (American Chamber of Commerce to the EU BE 6.000,00 Asociatia Institutul pentru Democratie Participativa (Qvorum) RO 3.603,37 AT&T Global Networks Services Belgium Luxembourg SPRL BE 13.000,00 Beyond the Horizon International Strategic Studies Group BE 5.105,38 Fundacja im. Kazimierza Pulaskiego / Casimir Pulaski Foundation PL 18.000,00 European Council on Foreign Affairs (ECFR) UK 9.677,65 Fokus 2031 SI 4.925,00 FTI Consulting BE 6.000,00 Institute for Development and Social Market in Belarus and Eastern Europe LT 1.770,92 Konstantinos Mitsotakis Foundation EL 10.018,77 Microsoft NV/SA BE 18.000,00 Re-Imagine Europa BE 1.464,39 Slovak Security Policy Institute SK 2.720,95 The Walt Disney Company Benelux BVBA BE 18.000,00 Uber BV NL 6.000,00 UPS Europe SPRL BE 12.000,00 Total €136.724,83 14 .
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