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our funding

Progressio's Expenditure

Total expenditure 2007/8: £4,774,161

Country programmes:80%

Fundraising and publicity: 3%
Country programmes: 80%
Communications: 4%
Governance: 13%

Expenditure on programmes

Central America and the Caribbean: 48%
Peru and Ecuador: 16%
Asia: 6%
Africa and the Middle East: 30%

Total income 2007/8: £4,973,133

Progressio has an important and valued strategic programme partnership with the Department for International Development (56% of our funds). For further information please refer to our 2005/06 PPA report to DFID.

Other sources: European Commission 7%, Comic Relief 7%, Progressio Ireland 7%, Irish Aid 6%, Cafod 2%, Big Lottery Fund 2%, Christian Aid 2%, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria 2%, Christian Aid/Inter-Church Organisation for Cooperation and Development 1%, Trocaire 1%, Membership subscriptions, donations, sales, legacies, other sundry receipts 7%.

Progressio is grateful to the many individuals, agencies, trusts and other organisations who support us (see the following table at the foot of the page). Our work would not be possible without them.

Progressio's financial statements for the year 2007/8 have been audited by the independent auditors, Appleby & Wood.

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Please contact Caroline Pankhurst if you would like further information on how we are funded.

Supporting our work

Progressio has over 1500 members and supporters committed to the fight against poverty and injustice. Progressio also welcomes assistance from other organisations. Find out more about supporting our work.

Donors

Progressio wishes to thank the individuals and organisations that made donations to its work in 2007/8. Other agencies and individuals donating more than £1,000 in 2007/8 include:

Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Settlement,
British Embassy Dominican Republic,
British Embassy Addis Ababa,
British High Commission Zimbabwe,
Canadian Catholic Organisation for Development and Peace,
Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand,
Caritas Australia,
The Church of Our Lady of Grace and St Edward (Chiswick),
The Daughters of Jesus,
The Franciscan Friary (Woodford Green),
International Institute for Environment and Development,
Life and Peace Institute,
Penarth Support Group,
Revd Canon P Davies, Society of the Holy Child Jesus (Rome),
Society of the Sacred Heart.

On behalf of our partners abroad and all the beneficiaries of our work, we are grateful to the donors above, as well as to all those who have chosen to remain anonymous.