World Development Movement
The World Development Movement (WDM) was founded in 1970 and "tackles the underlying causes of poverty. We lobby decision makers to change the policies that keep people poor. We research and promote positive alternatives. We work alongside people in the developing world who are standing up to injustice." [1]
- Director/Chief Executive - Deborah Doane
Contents
Directors (2009)
Accessed December 2010: [2]
- Chair Maggie Pankhurst
- Vice Chair Peter Bryant
- National Secretary Rachael Stokes
- National Treasurer Paul de Hoest
- Ordinary Member David Parsons
- Ordinary Member Sue Wheat
- Ordinary Member Eliot Whittington
- Ordinary Member Steven Montgomery (Resigned 4 May 2009)
- Area Rep Kate Etheridge
- Area Rep Nicola Ansell
- Area Rep Marylyn Rayner
- Co-opted Member John Blair-Fish
Funding
"WDM again received generous support from members of the public in 2005 who contributed over £480,000. Other large donors were the European Union, the JMG Foundation and the Scottish Executive who support our ‘World-wise’ education programme in Scotland.
"Of the remainder, the bulk (£715,000), was provided through WDM Trust (CC No. 1064066) which funds WDM’s charitable activities, namely research, awareness raising and education on the effects policies in the North have on developing countries.
"Again much of this money was generously donated by the public (over £560,000). Of the remainder, we are especially grateful to the United Reformed Church through their Commitment for Life Programme, the Anglican dioceses (especially St Albans), the agencies Christian Aid, Save the Children and the Methodist Relief and Development Fund.
"Finally, we again received considerable support from a number of charitable trusts, among them: the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, the Body Shop Foundation, the Hadley Charitable Trust, the Ajahma Trust, the R H Southern Trust, the G W Cadbury Charitable Trust, the Staples Trust, the Joffe Charitable Trust, the Polden Puckham Charitable Foundation, the Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust and the Humanitarian Group for Social Development." [3]
Contact
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch articles
- Benedict Southworth, former Executive Director (2005-09)
- Stephen Rolfe, former Chair
- Mark Curtis - former Director
- Barry Coates - former Director
- Harriet Lamb - former head of campaigns
- Ben Jackson - former head of campaigns
- Jamie Hartzell - former press officer
- Isvara Foundation
References
- ↑ About, World Development Movement, accessed December 18, 2007.
- ↑ 2009 Annual Review, World Development Movement, accessed December 8, 2010.
- ↑ Annual Review for 2005, World Development Movement, accessed December 18, 2007.
