Strategy and Funding

In line with RLP's mission, we aim to achieve our vision through the complementary activities of each department, while remaining accountable to those we serve. For those interested in RLP's activities, please see below:

Where we are going

• Three-year Strategic Plan, 2008 - 2010

RLP Annual Reports

1. Annual Report, 2005
2. Annual Report, 2004

Audited Accounts

1. Audited Accounts, 2007
2. Audited Accounts, 2006
3. Audited Accounts, 2005

Departmental Annual Reports

1. LPD Annual Report, 2010
2. LPD Annual Report, 2009
3. LPD Annual Report, 2008
4. LPD Annual Report, 2007
5. LPD Annual Report, 2006
6. LPD Annual Report, 2005

Since its inception the Refugee Law Project has raised funding from a variety of sources. With one exception, our funding is all related to specific projects rather than core funding. In addition to present and past funds from major donors (see below), we also generate a proportion of our income through providing consultancy services, and through administrative fees charged for hosting interns and research associates. We welcome private donations, which allow us to make small but significant improvements in the work we do and the services we can deliver. One shining example of this is our internet resource for refugee and asylum seeker clients, which is entirely funded from private donations. Another is our emergency fund for survivors of Sexual and Gender Based Violence, which was also established through a private donation.

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• Amberstone Trust
• Andrew Mellon Foundation
• CARE
• Catholic Relief Services
• Comic Relief
• Ford Foundation
• Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre - Norwegian Refugee Concil
• MacArthur Foundation
• Oxfam Novib