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EU Transparency has received financial support from the following foundations:

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has provided grant support for the farmsubsidy.org project as follows:

2005/06: $100,000
2006/07: $176,000
2007/08: $240,000
2008/09: $280,000

The German Marshall Fund of the United States has provided grant support for the farmsubsidy.org project as follows:

2010: $165,000

The Pew Charitable Trusts have supported the fishsubsidy.org project as follows:

2009 and 2010: €94,835

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Recent posts

• Civil society common position on transparency in farm subsidies
• Court ruling won’t stop disclosure of farm subsidies in Sweden
• Initial reaction to ECJ ruling
• Fish subsidies on the map
• Who runs the CAP?
• A Family Affair – transparency in farm subsidies triggers criminal investigation
• ECJ to rule on legality CAP payments disclosure
• EU boosts farm subsidy millionaires by more than 20 per cent in 2009
• When Crime Pays: How the EU subsidises illegal fishing
• Does the CAP fit?

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• fishsubsidy: Spanish vessel Txori Argi got 4.6 mill € EU subsidies for construction & now allegedly fishes illegally in waters of Mozambique.
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