Funding

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EAAF generally becomes involved in a case when a human rights organization, special commission of inquiry such as a truth commission, an international body such as the United Nations, or a judicial body requests its assistance. EAAF members are paid a regular salary from EAAF's general budget, which allows us to undertake missions without relying on the organization that invites us for salaries. This is very important, as human rights and judicial institutions in most of the countries where we work have few resources at their disposal. Funding sources for travel and local expenses vary from mission to mission: they may be funded partially or entirely by EAAF, by the local organization that requests our assistance, or by an international organization or foundation.

2009 Institutional Donors

  • Argentine Fund for Bilateral Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • The Open Society Institute, USA
  • The John Merck Fund, USA
  • The Department of State, USA
  • The Ford Foundation, USA, Mexico Office
  • The Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency
  • ICCO, The Netherlands
  • The Government of Argentina
  • The legislative branch of the Province of Córdoba, Argentina
  • The Government of the Province of Córdoba, Argentina
  • The Dutch Embassy in Mexico
  • OAK Philanthropy Limited, United Kingdom
  • International Committee of the Red Cross, Switzerland
  • Misereor International, Germany
  • Diakonisches Werk, Germany
  • Spanish Agency of International Cooperation for Development, Spain
  • The Banco Nacional Foundation, Argentina
  • The European Community
  • Santa Fe Federal Court number two, Argentina
  • Córdoba Federal Court number three, Argentina
  • Anonymous Donor

2008 Institutional Donors

  • The legislative branch of the Province of Córdoba, Argentina
  • The Government of Argentina
  • The Government of the Province of Tucuman, Argentina
  • The Government of the Province of Asturias, Spain
  • The Government of Bolivia
  • The United Nations Development Programme, Cypress
  • The John Merck Fund, USA
  • The Open Society Institute, USA
  • The Department of State, USA
  • ICCO, The Netherlands
  • The Ford Foundation, Mexico Office
  • The Dutch Embassy in Mexico
  • OAK Philanthropy Limited, United Kingdom
  • The Prosecutor's Office of the State of Chihuahua, Mexico

2007 Institutional Donors

  • The Government of Argentina
  • The Government of the Province of Córdoba, Argentina
  • The Dutch Embassy in Mexico
  • ICCO, The Netherlands
  • Spanish Agency of International Cooperation for Development, Spain
  • The Government of the Province of Asturias, Spain
  • The National Prosecuting Authority, South Africa
  • OAK Philanthropy Limited, United Kingdom
  • The United Nations Development Programme, Cypress
  • The Ford Foundation, USA, Mexico Office
  • General Service Foundation, USA
  • The John Merck Fund, USA
  • The Open Society Institute, USA
  • The Department of State, USA
  • DIAKONIA
  • CONAIMA

2006 Institutional Donors

  • ICCO, The Netherlands
  • The Open Society Institute, USA
  • The John Merck Fund, USA
  • The Ford Foundation, USA, Mexico Office
  • The Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency
  • The Government of Argentina
  • The legislative branch of the Province of Córdoba, Argentina
  • The Government of The Netherlands
  • The Government of France
  • The Dutch Embassy in Mexico
  • OAK Philanthropy Limited, United Kingdom
  • International Committee of the Red Cross, Switzerland
  • General Service Foundation, USA
  • Anbinder Family Foundation, USA
  • The Prosecutor's Office of the State of Chihuahua, Mexico
  • USAID, USA

2006 Individual Donors

  • Shuala F. and Martin Drawdy
  • Vincent Phillips
  • Lee Allen
  • Robert and Ardis James
  • Leslie Eisenberg
  • Meredith Larson and Alex Taylor

2005 Institutional Donors

  • Oak Foundation, Switzerland
  • Government of Sweden
  • John Merck Fund, USA
  • Government of Argentina
  • Government of the Netherlands
  • Global Fund for Human Rights, USA
  • United Nations
  • Diakonisches Werk, Germany
  • Open Society Institute, USA
  • ICCO, The Netherlands

2004 Institutional Donors

  • Oak Foundation, Switzerland
  • John Merck Fund, USA
  • Government of Argentina
  • Government of the Netherlands
  • Global Fund for Human Rights, USA
  • United Nations
  • Diakonisches Werk, Germany
  • Open Society Institute, USA
  • ICCO, The Netherlands

2003 Institutional Donors

  • Embassy of the United Kingdom
  • Diakonisches Werk Der Erk, Germany
  • The Open Society Institute (OSI), USA
  • United Nations
  • Embassy of Germany
  • Misereor, Germany
  • The Ford Foundation, USA
  • Interchurch Organisation for Development Co-operation (ICCO), The Netherlands
  • Forefront, USA
  • Embassy of the Netherlands
  • Government of the Province of Córdoba, Argentina
  • Government of the Argentine Republic