Like many charities, we fund our work through financial contributions from a variety of sources – including individual supporters, foundations and corporate partnerships.
We are always open to new partners to help us achieve our goals.
Trusts and foundations
We are supported by a range of trusts and foundations who partner on our work in countries across Europe. Our strategic plan sets out what we’re trying to achieve over the coming years. Â
If you’re interested in supporting our work please contact our Head of Operations and Development.
Corporate partnerships
Our Statelessness Case Law Database is a free online resource containing national and regional case law covering Europe, as well as international jurisprudence addressing statelessness. The database is made possible through financial and pro-bono contributions from law firms and other partners.Â
Corporate sponsorship and partnerships will be essential to help us execute the ambitious goals set out in our 5-year strategic plan. ENS are actively seeking new partners who can support our work through corporate social responsibility schemes, payroll giving or sponsorships. Â
If you are interested in supporting our work please contact our Head of Operations and Development.Â
Other partnerships
As well as working with our members across Europe, we are always open to explore partnering with other networks and organisations who work on statelessness and/or other nexus issues such as forced migration, child rights, anti-discrimination, development, climate change, access to justice and the wider promotion of human rights.
                                  Donations
The European Network on Statelessness relies on the generosity of individuals, trusts foundations and governments who share our vision to support our work. The nature of this work means that we carry out due diligence, appropriate for the size and nature of the donation, to ensure our values are aligned and that there are no conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest relating to the donation. In the interests of transparency, and subject to the donor’s agreement, we will publish the names and amounts of anyone who donates £5,000 or more in one financial year.Â