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Global Grantmaking Country Notes

In partnership with the Council on Foundations, ICNL maintains reports on thirty-four countries that help U.S grantmakers undertake equivalency determinations for foreign grantees. The reports in this series describe the legal frameworks for nonprofit organizations and provide translations of relevant legislative provisions.

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Resources & News

Report

Can a US (or UK) charity have a foreign charity as its sole member?

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In this report from Pesh Framjee, the complexities of charity structures are discussed, along with permissible organizational …

Report

Foreign Influence Registration Laws and Civil Society

This report develops a typology of salient features of foreign influence registration laws and then shares key recommendations …

Report

The Regulation of Foreign Funding of Nonprofits in a Democracy

This ICNL Guide explains how states can comply with the FATF Recommendations relevant to the non-profit sector and provides con…

GuidelinesReportTools

Guiding Principles on Government Use of Surveillance Technologies

To empower parliamentarians (MPs) to advocate for internet freedoms, APHR & ICNL presents this Toolkit for Parliamentarians: P…

Event

Civic Space and the Summit for Democracy

The United States, along with the governments of Costa Rica, the Netherlands, Republic of Korea, and Republic of Zambia, will h…

Analysis

Defending the Right to Protest

In Defending the Right to Protest: Resisting Government Crackdowns on Nonviolent Demonstrators, ICNL provides an overview of cr…

Digital Legal Library

Supporting Specific Beneficiary Groups – Equality Act Summary Guidance Who can Benefit from Charities?

Compact Between The Government And The Voluntary Sector In Wales

Compact on Relations between Government and the Voluntary and Community Sector in England