Reġistrant: Organizzazzjoni jew individwu li jaħdem għal rasu
| Isem jew isem l-intrapriża: |
Christian Aid |
| Akronimu: |
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| Statut legali: |
Registered charity and company limited by guarantee
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| Websajt: |
http://www.christianaid.org.uk
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Taqsimiet
| Taqsima: |
III - Organizzazzjonijiet mhux governattivi |
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Organizzazzjonijiet mhux governattivi, pjattaforom u netwerks u għaqdiet simili |
Persuna b'responsabbiltà legali
| Kunjom, Isem: |
Sinjorina
Loretta Minghella
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| Kariga: |
Director |
Persuna li tieħu ħsieb ir-relazzjonjiet mal-UE b'mod permanenti
| Kunjom, Isem: |
Sinjorina
Jenny Brown
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| Kariga: |
Senior EU Relations Adviser |
Dettalji personali:
| Id-dettalji ta’ kuntatt ta’ l-uffiċċju prinċipali ta’ l-entità. |
35 Lower Marsh
London SE5 7HS
IR-RENJU UNIT
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| Numru tat-telefon: |
(+44) 20 7620 4444 |
| Numru tal-faks: |
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| Informazzjonijiet oħra dwar l-isem, l-indirizz u dettallji oħra: |
For further information on Christian Aid and our work, please see our latest annual report, which can be found at http://www.christianaid.org.uk/annualreport
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Għanijiet u missjonijiet
| L-għanijiet u l-missjonijiet ta’ l-entità: |
Poverty is an outrage against humanity. It robs people of dignity, freedom and hope, of power over their own lives. Christian Aid has a vision - an end to poverty - and we believe that vision can become a reality.
The essential purpose of Christian Aid is to expose the scandal of poverty, to help in practical ways to root it out from the world and to challenge and change the systems which favour the rich and powerful over the poor and marginalised.
Christian Aid works in some of the world's poorest communities in 48 countries wherever the need is greatest and regardless of religion. It works with more than 500 partner organisations to eradicate poverty and injustice.
By working through, and developing relationships with, local organisations (our partners) Christian Aid's work is rooted in the needs, views, aspirations, priorities and realities of poor and marginalised people. This partnership approach gives us insight into the local issues that perpetuate poverty.
We are constantly working to strengthen our accountability to the poor and marginalised people with whom we work, for example by; ensuring that poor people and communities are involved in identifying what issues need to be addressed, and what needs to change; working to ensure that Christian Aid meets recognised standards in accountability and transparency, such as the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) international standards and the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI).
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L-interessi ta’ l-entità jinsabu fil-pjan (pjanijiet):
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Għadd ta' persuni li jaħdmu fuq attivitajiet li jaqgħu taħt ir-Reġistru għat-Trasparenza
| Għadd ta' persuni: |
838
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Informazzjoni Kumplimentari:
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In 2011/12, Christian Aid employed 838 full time equivalent staff
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Persuni akkreditati għall-aċċess fil-bini tal-Parlament Ewropew
| L-ebda persuna akkreditata |
Attivitajiet
Inizjattivi ewlenin tal-UE s-sena l-oħra b'attivitajiet li jaqgħu fir-Reġistru għat-Trasparenza:
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The policy issues on which Christian Aid seeks to influence EU institutions are all related to development. They include, in addition to climate change, tax and illicit capital flight; trade; corruption; agriculture and food security; humanitarian policy, conflict and reform of the humanitarian system; and the role of the private sector in development, as well as regional and country-specific priorities relating to the countries and regions where Christian Aid has partners.
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Oqsma ta' interess għall-avviżi bl-email dwar il-konsultazzjonijiet u l-istrateġiji;
| Iċ-ċentri ta’ interess iddikjarati mill-entità: |
- Għajnuna umanitarja
- Intrapriżi
- Relazzjonijiet esterni
- Tassazzjoni
- Żvilupp
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Struttura
| Numru totali ta’ "persuni fiżiċi" membri: |
0 |
| Numru ta’ organizzazzjonijiet membri: |
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| Organizzazzjonijiet membri (Għadd ta’ membri) : |
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| L-entità għandha membri jew hi rrappreżentata fil-pajjiżi segwenti: |
- IR-RENJU UNIT
- L-IRLANDA
- SPANJA
- EL SALVADOR
- IĊ-ĊINA
- IL-BANGLADEXX
- IL-BOLIVJA
- IL-BRAŻIL
- IL-BURKINA FASO
- IL-BURUNDI
- IL-FILIPPINI
- IL-ĠAMAJKA
- IL-GANA
- IL-GWATEMALA
- IL-ĦAITI
- IL-ĦONDURAS
- IL-KAMBODJA
- IL-KENJA
- IL-KIRGIZTAN
- IL-KOLOMBJA
- IL-MALAWI
- IL-PAKISTAN
- IL-PERU
- IN-NIĠER
- IN-NIĠERJA
- IN-NIKARAGWA
- IR-REPUBBLIKA DOMINIKANA
- IR-RWANDA
- IS-SENEGAL
- IS-SUDAN
- IT-TAĠIKISTAN
- IT-TAJLANDJA
- IT-TERRITORJU OKKUPAT PALESTINJAN
- IŻRAEL
- IŻ-ŻAMBJA
- IŻ-ŻIMBABWE
- KONGO (IR-REPUBBLIKA DEMOKRATIKA TAL-)
- L-AFGANISTAN
- L-AFRIKA T'ISFEL
- L-ANGOLA
- LEBANON
- L-EĠITTU
- L-ETJOPJA
- L-INDJA
- L-IRAQ
- L-UGANDA
- MALI
- MYANMAR
- SIERRA LEONE
- SRI LANKA
- Sudan tan-Nofsinhar
- TANŻANIJA, IR-REPUBBLIKA UNITA TAT-
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Informazzjoni Kumplimentari:
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For further information, please see our Annual Report;
www.christianaid.org.uk/annualreport
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Netwerk - Netwerking
Informazzjoni dwar is-sħubija ta’ l-entità f’waħda jew diversi assoċjazzjonijiet/federazzjonijiet/konfederazzjonijiet jew, jekk l-entità hi membru ta’ netwerk, anki jekk ad hoc, informazzjoni dwar il-konnessjonijiet.
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Christian Aid belongs to and supports a wide range of networks and other coalitions in the UK and elsewhere in Europe and globally, many of which are issue-specific and/or ecumenical.
With regard to the question about the number of members which Christian Aid has, we need to point out that Christian Aid is not a membership organisation. We have hundreds of thousands of supporters across the UK and elsewhere, but they are not members. Many, but not all, of them give money, others campaign, others pray or support us in other ways. The question does not allow for that possibility, which is the reason why we put '0' in the relevant box.
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Dejta finanzjarja
| Sena finanzjarja |
04/2011
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03/2012
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Baġit globali:
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111,782,750
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€
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li l-finanzjament pubbliku tiegħu hu :
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31,207,000
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€
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- minn sors Ewropew:
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- Akkwisti:
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€
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- Għotjiet:
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€
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- minn sors nazzjonali:
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€
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- minn sors infranazzjonali:
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€
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- UK Department for International Development :
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14,327,000
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€
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- European Commission :
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7,635,000
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€
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- Irish Aid :
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4,400,000
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€
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- USAID :
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159,000
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€
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- Other governments and public authorities :
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4,686,000
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€
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minn sorsi oħrajn: |
80,575,750
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€
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- donazzjonijiet:
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€
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- miżati tal-membri:
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€
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- Legacies :
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8,950,000
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€
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- Emergency Appeals :
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10,663,000
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€
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- Christian Aid Week :
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14,042,000
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€
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- Other institutions :
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5,154,000
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€
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- In Their Lifetime :
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1,110,000
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€
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- Denominational Appeals :
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1,743,000
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€
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- Regular Gifts :
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19,649,000
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€
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- Other :
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19,264,750
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€
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Stima ta’ l-ispejjeż marbutin ma’ l-attivitajiet ta’ rappreżentazzjoni b’interessi mwettqa fl-istituzzjonijiet Ewropej matul din is-sena:
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>= 100000
€ et < 150000
€
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Informazzjoni finanzjarja oħra jew dettalji komplementari mogħtija mill-entità għat-trasparenza:
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For our full audited accounts, please go to: www.christianaid.org.uk/annualreport
Following the guidelines of the Civil Society Contact Group and the Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation in the EU, Christian Aid estimates that it spent no more than £125,000 in the financial year 2011-12 (the most recent year for which figures are available) on activities carried out for the purpose of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the EU institutions. The bulk of these costs comprise the salary and related costs, together with travel and incidental expenses, of Christian Aid’s Senior EU Relations Adviser. Other colleagues made occasional trips to Brussels for such purposes, but none made more than six in the year on which we report, nor are they likely to do so in the future. Staff in our overseas offices occasionally meet with the relevant EU delegation, including for lobbying purposes. None of our staff who have any current influencing contact with EU institutions has worked for an EU institution within the five years immediately prior to commencing employment with Christian Aid, but in 2008 one colleague, then working for the Irish Ministry of Justice, sat on EC and Council working groups. All are full or part-time employees of Christian Aid. Christian Aid is a member of a number of civil society networks and other coalitions which have as part of their mandate the influencing of the policy formulation and decision-making processes of EU institutions, and in many cases we part fund those networks or aspects of their work. Such membership fees are not included in our estimated figure.
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