❇️ Who decides where funding goes—and how? ❇️
This report presents a unique case study of Participatory Grantmaking (PGM) in the Netherlands, where a group of nine organizations supporting people without valid residence papers collectively decided how to allocate €300,000 in funding. Initiated by Kansfonds under the program A Home Without Papers, this experiment offers valuable insights into collaboration, transparency, and shifting power dynamics in philanthropy.
💡 Explore how this approach influenced relationships, decision-making, and project quality as well as what lessons can be drawn for future initiatives.
📘 Read the full report in English:
An experiment with Participatory Grantmaking to support people without papers in the Netherlands (PDF)
An experiment with Participatory Grantmaking to support people without papers in the Netherlands (PDF)
📗 Lees het volledige rapport in het Nederlands:
Een experiment met Participatory Grantmaking ter ondersteuning van mensen zonder papieren in Nederland (PDF)
Een experiment met Participatory Grantmaking ter ondersteuning van mensen zonder papieren in Nederland (PDF)