Our work
The European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad) is a civil society network advocating for democratically-controlled, gender-just and human rights-based financial and economic systems.
About the organisation
Eurodad staff are formally accountable to the network members through two main routes: the General Assembly and the Board. These bodies are described here.
General Assembly
Eurodad has a General Assembly of its members at least once per year. This is the time when all member organisations can help determine the strategic direction and management of Eurodad. At General Assemblies the main tasks of Eurodad member group representatives are to:
- elect board members
- elect new Eurodad member groups
- approve financial reports and budgets
- debate and approve annual workplans and Eurodad's Strategic Plan.
Board of Directors
Eurodad’s work is overseen by the Board. The Board consists of between five and twelve people, drawn from member organisations and elected for three-year terms by members at the General Assembly. The board provides guidance to the staff on the substance, priorities and modalities of the network’s programme, as well as on financial and grant management, organisational development, and human resources issues. The board normally meets four times per year.
The current members of the Board are as follows:
- Dominik Gross (Chair), Alliance Sud, Switzerland
- Emma Bürgisser, Christian Aid, United Kingdom
- Kristina Rehbein (Treasurer), erlassjahr.de, Germany
- Lison Rehbinder, CCFD - Terre Solidaire, France
- István Tamás Farkas, National Society of Conservationists – FoE Hungary, Hungary
- David Archer, Action Aid, United Kingdom
Browse Eurodad’s annual reports.
Read our 2022 Annual report.
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