Grants from the European Parliament to Political Foundations at European Level 2008-2011

Directorate-General for Finance Directorate C - Political Entity Funding and Other Services Political Entity Funding and Inventory Unit April 2011 Grants from the European Parliament to political foundations at European level 2008-2011 Maximum grant Final grant Foundation Affiliated to party Address Country Website Year* awarded (in EUR) (in EUR) 2008/2 106 608 106 608 Boomkwekerijstraat 2009 147 929 146 575 Center Maurits Coppieters European Free Alliance 1/4 Belgium www.cmc-foundation.eu 2010 212 544 B-1000 Brussels 2011 252 450 2008/2 1 500 208 1 344 892 rue du Commerce 10 Centre for European Studies European People's Party Belgium www.thinkingeurope.eu 2009 2 294 292 2 276 467 B-1000 Brussels 2010 3 288 663 2011 4 075 836 Puntenburgerlaan 91 European Christian Political European Christian Political NL-3812 CC Netherlands - 2011 150 000 Foundation Movement Amersfoort European Foundation for European Alliance for 27 Grognet Street Malta www.eurfreedom.org 2011 244 217 Freedom Freedom Mosta MST3613 Europa Osservatorio Sulle Alliance for Europe of the Via del Seminario 113 2008/2 232 900 232 900 Italy - Politiche Dell'unione Nations 00186 Rome 2009** 322 150 0 2008/2 233 750 172 187 European Liberal Democrat sq.de Meeûs 38/40 2009 725 200 609 356 European Liberal Forum Belgium www.liberalforum.eu and Reform Party B-1000 Brussels 2010 818 438 2011 942 819 Fondation Politique Europeenne Alliance of Independent rue Pasteur 34 France - 2008/2 190 746 120 501 Pour La Democratie Democrats in Europe F-69007 Lyon 2008/2 103 530 69 692 rue Belliard 203 Foundation for EU Democracy EUDemocrats Belgium www.ffeud.eu 2009 153 170 153 170 B-1040 Brussels 2010 152 008 2008/2 1 208 700 1 208 436 Foundation for European rue Montoyer 40 2009 1 950 000 1 946 131 Party of European Socialists Belgium www.feps-europe.eu Progressive Studies B-1000 Brussels 2010 2 150 000 2011 2 714 798 2008/2 302 678 270 836 rue d'Arlon 15 2009 414 895 405 056 Green European Foundation European Green Party Belgium www.gef.eu B-1050 Brussels 2010 684 419 2011 850 767 2008/2 233 110 101 108 rue de l'Industrie 4 2009 317 500 111 710 Institute of European Democrats European Democratic Party Belgium www.iedonline.eu B-1040 Brussels 2010 337 585 2011 392 156 New Direction - Foundation for Alliance of European rue d'Arlon 40 www.newdirectionfoundati Belgium 2010 659 651 European Reform Conservatives and Reformists B-1000 Brussels on.org 2011 747 210 c/o Junilistan, Organisation for European EUDemocrats Box4007, SE-169 04 Sweden - 2011 170 248 Interstate Cooperation Solna 2008/2 156 400 147 090 rue du Parnasse 30 www.transform- 2009 362 575 362 575 Transform Europe Party of the European Left Belgium B-1050 Brussels network.org 2010 475 542 2011 554 889 * 2008/2 Grants for operation from the European Parliament covered the period between September - December 2008 the preceeding period was covered by grants from the European Commission ** renounced the 2009 grant Page 1 of 1.

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