Our work has been supported by international donors, national governments, United Nations agencies and civil-society partners. Their funding has sustained community programmes, fieldwork, original research and institutional cooperation over many years.
The annual record shows the scale and breadth of this cooperation. Funding levels vary with programme cycles and payment schedules, including the lower levels during the pandemic years.
| Year | Funds received (€) | Donors and funding partners |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | €566,827 | IOM; USAID; GIZ; World Bank through ATRC; European Union |
| 2024 | €822,567 | USAID; GIZ; IOM; World Bank through ATRC; UNICEF; Kosovo Specialist Chambers; European Union |
| 2023 | €874,872 | GIZ; Sweden through CDF; USAID; UNMIK; Kosovo Specialist Chambers; UNICEF; European Union; British and Swiss embassies through IOM |
| 2022 | €529,033 | GIZ; Sweden through CDF; USAID; UNMIK; Kosovo Specialist Chambers; UNICEF; European Union |
| 2021 | €167,425 | Kosovo Specialist Chambers; Sweden through CDF; European Union; PLAY International |
| 2020 | €287,376 | Norway; European Union; Sweden through CDF; UNMIK; Kosovo Specialist Chambers; German Embassy |
| 2019 | €896,165 | Norway; European Union; Kosovo Specialist Chambers; German Embassy; PLAY International |
| 2018 | €713,108 | European Union; OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities; Norway; UNICEF; USAID |
| 2017 | €606,194 | European Union; Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland; OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities; Norway; UNICEF |
| 2016 | €884,134 | European Union; Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland; OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities; USAID; Norway; UNICEF; Office of the Prime Minister / Language Commissioner; UN Women; PAX; U.S. Embassy / Department of State; European Roma Rights Centre |
| 2015 | €556,560 | Finland; UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women / UN Women; Norway; OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities; UNICEF; European Union; United Kingdom; UNDP; Office of the Language Commissioner; U.S. Embassy / Department of State; Community Development Fund; European Roma Rights Centre; Women for Women International |
| 2014 | €783,104 | Finland; European Union; Norway; OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities; UNICEF; UNDP; UNMIK; Office of the Language Commissioner; U.S. Embassy / Department of State; Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs through Poradna; United Kingdom; UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women / UN Women |
| 2013 | €718,261 | Finland; European Union; Norway; OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities; UNICEF; United Kingdom; Office of the Language Commissioner; Switzerland; UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women / UN Women; Roma Education Fund; Netherlands; Council of Europe |
| 2012 | €545,652 | OSCE; Switzerland; United Kingdom; Finland; European Union; UNICEF; Netherlands; IFES |
| 2011 | €341,767 | OSCE; United Kingdom; Finland; European Union; Norway; UNOPS; UNICEF; Switzerland |
| 2010 | €491,041 | OSCE; Switzerland; Germany; United Kingdom; Finland; European Union; UNICEF; Kosovo Ministry of Education, Science and Technology |
| 2009 | €325,243 | Finland; Switzerland; United Kingdom; Germany; UNICEF |
| Year | Funds received (€) | Donors and funding partners |
|---|---|---|
| 2008 | €228,845 | Switzerland; United Kingdom |
Reading the figures
Figures show annual cash receipts, including other income where reported, rounded to the nearest euro.
The 2025 figure follows ECMI Kosovo’s audited financial statements, prepared on a cash receipts and disbursements basis.
Funding partners listed supported our work in the year shown. Grants may be received and spent in different years.
The 2009 figure covers 24 April–31 December and includes €120,770 transferred from the preceding Kosovo-office entity.
The 2008 entry relates to the earlier Kosovo office. From 2009, the figures relate to the locally registered NGO.
Detailed organisational reports and audited statements are available to donors and partners on request.