Financing
The Institute for the Development of Education (IDE) defines its administrative and programme budgets on a two-year basis, i.e. two years in advance of the current budget year.
IDE's sources of financing can be grouped into two categories:
- Long-term sources (multi-annual programmes; educational services; decentralised management of education programmes; establishment of the IDE foundation; and fundraising);
- Short-term sources (one-year projects).
IDE's priority until 2010 will be to stabilise and develop long-term sources of financing.
The financing of the Institute for the Development of Education (IDE) is regulated by provisions given in Article 19 of the IDE Articles of Association:
“The Institute for the Development of Education (IDE) is a non-profit organisation and is financed through:
- Projects, according to budgets provided by specific donors. The implementation of a project is financed by a donor, in accordance with the financial plan;
- Donations, gifts, benefactions;
- Appropriate state funding;
- Membership fees;
- Proceeds from legal operations;
- Other sources provided by law.
Any profit is to be used to promote the activities of the Organisation.”
A detailed list of projects and donors is available in the section “List of Projects and Donors".
