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The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall ANNUAL REVIEW 2016 £144m Raised by The Prince’s charities 02 SUMMARY 21 OCTOBER 2015 Her Majesty The Queen and The Duchess of Cornwall attend a horse whispering demonstration by Brooke Global Ambassador, Monty Roberts, at the Royal Mews. CONTENTS 2016 CONTENTS 27 NOVEMBER 2015 The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall attend a dinner during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Malta. FURTHER INFORMATION AT WWW.PRINCEOFWALES.GOV.UK THE ANNUAL REVIEW COVERS THE YEAR TO 31 MARCH 2016 AND AIMS TO PROVIDE AN OVERVIEW OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES’ WORK AND ROLES. It includes information about The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of 04 Cornwall’s official, ceremonial and charitable work, their visits throughout ENGAGEMENTS the UK and across the world, and key Household statistics – including AND ACTIVITIES financial and environmental data. The financial data also includes the official costs of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, for which The Prince of Wales is responsible. 24 APRIL 2015 While there is no formal constitutional role for The Heir to the Throne, The Prince of Wales attends a service at Cape Helles to mark the 100th Anniversary The Prince of Wales seeks, with the support of his wife, The Duchess of of The Gallipoli Campaign. Turkey. Cornwall, to do all he can to make a difference for the better in the UK and internationally. The way His Royal Highness does so can be divided into two parts: undertaking official Royal duties in support of The Queen and on behalf of Her Governments, and by supporting charitable and civil causes which promote positive social and environmental outcomes. More information on all aspects of Their Royal Highnesses’ roles and work can be found at www.princeofwales.gov.uk. 24 JUNE 2015 The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay visit The Clutha Bar to meet members 06 of The Clutha Trust, Glasgow. MAKING A DIFFERENCE 06 | THE PRINCE’S CHARITIES 08 | THE DUCHESS’S CHARITIES 10 | FAMILY 11 | THE COUNTRYSIDE 12 | THE ARMED FORCES 14 | REALMS AND COMMONWEALTH 16 | COP21 AND THE ENVIRONMENT 17 | THE PRINCE’S TRUST 18 | INTERNATIONAL 20 | VISITS AROUND THE UK 24 22 | SOCIAL MEDIA INCOME, EXPENDITURE 23 | LETTERS AND STAFF TRH ANNUAL REVIEW 2016 | 01 SUPPORTING BRITAIN, enduring symbol of The Prince’s Their Royal Highnesses THE REALMS AND THE commitment to helping others less accompanied The Queen and COMMONWEALTH fortunate than himself. The Duke of Edinburgh on visits A series of major anniversaries and within the UK and abroad. These celebrations, in the UK and abroad, WORKING FOR BRITAIN included The Commonwealth Heads punctuated Their Royal AND THE COMMONWEALTH of Government Meeting in Malta, at Highnesses’ work this year in Throughout the year, Their Royal which The Prince’s work to develop support of Her Majesty The Queen, Highnesses dedicated themselves to a Commonwealth Green Finance the Government and charitable supporting charities and issues Facility was highlighted in the initiatives including The Prince’s close to their hearts. President-in-Office’s opening Charities. As the year progressed, speech. The Prince and Their Royal Highnesses drew The Prince of Wales has been The Duchess were no less active attention and brought practical highlighting the risks of climate in support of The Queen in other assistance to those affected by change – and practical mitigation Commonwealth and foreign issues as diverse as post-conflict measures drawing together the countries. At the request of the reconciliation, flooding, literacy and public, private and NGO sectors – British Government, Their Royal violence against women. for more than 40 years. In Highnesses undertook their first recognition of his lifelong official joint visit to Ireland in May, COMMEMORATION commitment, The President of followed by a visit to Northern AND CELEBRATION France invited His Royal Highness Ireland. During the historic tour To recognise the service and to deliver a keynote speech at the His Royal Highness gave a speech commitment of the Armed Forces, opening of the climate summit in on the importance of forgiveness The Prince and The Duchess Paris (known as COP21). and reconciliation, following which attended major national and The Prince of Wales’s love for the Their Royal Highnesses visited the international events to mark the 75th natural environment and his site where The Prince of Wales’s anniversary of The Battle of Britain, appreciation of the vital importance beloved great-uncle, Lord SUMMARY the 70th anniversary of VJ Day and of rural communities and family Mountbatten, was killed in 1979. the bicentenary of The Battle of farmers was reflected through the This significant theme was carried Waterloo. The Prince of Wales joined work of The Prince’s Countryside forward during an official visit to The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh Fund, which celebrated its fifth Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro and and Prince Harry at a pageant to anniversary. By supporting the Kosovo in March 2016 – a region His celebrate two centuries of Gurkha British countryside and those who Royal Highness has previously service. The Prince of Wales and depend on it, The Prince’s visited in the aftermath of the Prince Harry also travelled to Turkey Countryside Fund offers practical devastating conflict of the 1990s and to commemorate the centenary of help, particularly to small farmers. on a number of occasions since. The Battle of Gallipoli. The risks of climate change and As 2015 drew to a close, In May 2015, Their Royal Highnesses vulnerabilities of rural communities Their Royal Highnesses were were joined by the rest of the nation combined when areas including welcomed to New Zealand and in celebrating the birth of The Prince part of Scotland, Yorkshire and Australia. In a packed programme, of Wales’s first granddaughter, Cumbria were hit by severe flooding The Prince and The Duchess visited Princess Charlotte. Two months around the turn of the year. 12 cities and towns; seven regions later, Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and of New Zealand and three attended Princess Charlotte’s The Duchess of Cornwall paid Australian states and one territory in baptism with The Queen, The Duke numerous visits to flood-hit 12 days. Back at home, The Prince of Edinburgh, The Duke and communities and The Prince’s of Wales continued to receive Duchess of Cambridge and Countryside Fund delivered a great visiting Heads of State to promote The Prince of Wales’s first grandson; deal of financial and practical and protect the interests of Britain, Prince George. support to those affected by the the Realms and the devastating weather conditions. Commonwealth. Visitors included 2016 provided further cause for His Majesty King Abdullah II of celebration: The Prince’s Trust The Duchess of Cornwall continued Jordan, His Highness The Emir of marked its 40th anniversary, having to bring steadfast support through Kuwait and the President of already helped more than 825,000 joint engagements and, increasingly, Slovakia. In October, Their Royal disadvantaged young people into by shining a distinctive light on areas Highnesses welcomed the work or skills training. It has become which have sat for too long in the President of China to Clarence a lifeline for young people who do shadows, such as literacy and, rape House for tea and to see the fruits not know which way to turn – and an and sexual abuse. of The Prince’s School for 02 | TRH ANNUAL REVIEW 2016 Summary CURRENTLY 12 NATIONALITIES ARE REPRESENTED IN THE PRINCE AND THE DUCHESS’S HOUSEHOLDS AND CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Traditional Arts’ study of China’s rich INCOME AND EXPENDITURE and diverse cultural heritage. Year to 31 March 2016 2015 Collectively, Their Royal Highnesses £000s £000s conducted 650 engagements, Income from Duchy of Cornwall 20,467 19,845 including 492 across the United Funding from the Sovereign Grant Kingdom. Throughout their visits, and Government Departments 1,435 2,234 The Prince and The Duchess met Total income and funding 21,902 22,079 thousands of people who came out in support of, or have been helped Official expenditure 10, 565 11,678 by, the charities, causes and organisations Their Royal Highnesses Surplus after official costs 11,337 10,401 have championed for so many years. Tax (including VAT) 5,014 4,483 Non-official expenditure 2,754 2,611 Other expenditure including capital expenditure and transfer to reserves and funding for the official activities of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry 3,249 2,965 Net cash surplus 320 342 SUSTAINABILITY ACCOUNT Year to 31 March 2016 2015 Tonnes (restated) Tonnes CO2 equivalent emissions 30 NOVEMBER 2015 The Prince of Wales and President Francois Attributable to the Household 1,266 1,578 Hollande at the 21st Session of the Conference Official overseas travel 1,101 1,833 of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP21) in Paris. The Home Farm 2,257 2,124 Income and Funding (Total £21.902m) £20.467m Income from Duchy of Cornwall £1.435m Funding from the Sovereign Grant and Government Departments 08 MARCH 2016 The Queen and The Prince of Wales cut a cake to celebrate The Prince’s Trust’s 40th anniversary at one of the charity’s centres in Kennington, London. Expenditure and Tax (Total £21.582m) £10.565m Official expenditure £5.014m Taxation £2.754m Non-official expenditure £3.249m Other expenditure including capital expenditure and transfer to reserves and funding for the official activities of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry 17 MARCH 2016 The Prince of Wales meets monks at the 700-year-old Kovilj Monastery in Novi Sad, Serbia.
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