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The next “Data on Philanthropy – by us, for us” will be on “Understanding National Philanthropy Landscapes: France” online on 12 December with representatives from Fondation…

It’s been more than three decades since the German reunification in 1990, a transformative event that reshaped the nation politically and had a profound impact on its philanthropic landscape. Since then, the German foundation sector has seen remarkable radiance, with the number of foundations with legal capacity under civil law more than doubling to surpass 25,000 by the end of 2022. However, this growth has not been uniform, as regional disparities remain a significant characteristic of the foundation landscape.

The Winter Meeting for Philanthropy Infrastructure Members will explore “Diversifying Our Repertoire: The Value of Philanthropy Infrastructure” on 24 January in Rome, co-hosted with Acri…

Philea has engaged its members and the wider philanthropy ecosystem in a co-creation process of updating the European Philanthropy Manifesto over the past few months and is now seeking feedback…

The ‘PPPPs for People and Planet’ report launch, by The Partnering Initiative, will take place online on 13 November. The launch will bring the findings…

Philea Forum 2024   View the programme The Philea Forum 2024 will take place on 27-30 May…

Register to attend The Organisational Development Community of Practice will host “How Can Organisational Development Support Avert the Non-profit…

The International Society for Third Sector Research Conference 2024 will take place on 16-19 July 2024 in Antwerp, Belgium. Over the last decade, the world has…

Over the past few decades new evaluation principles have come to the forefront, in recognition of the consequences that traditional research quality assessment metrics have had on the research community. Research funding foundations have not shied away from this conversation, transforming their own practices and in some cases leading the way to new approaches.

In this new publication, Rien van Gendt urges philanthropy to critically and reflectively assess how it can best live up to the promise it makes – and the responsibility it has – of investing private resources for the public good.