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Infographic - Macedonia - 2015 Annual Report on the State of Philanthropy
1. on the State of Philanthropy
MACEDONIA
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
During 2015, Catalyst Balkans tracked media reports on
domesticindividual,corporateanddiasporaphilanthropy
in Macedonia. This Infographic provides key statistics on
the findings of this research.
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION
DONORS
KEY THEMES FOR GIVING
RECIPIENTS OF DONATIONS
USE OF DONATIONS
Given that the value of the donation in Macedonia was reported in only 11.9% of the
instances, estimation about the total amount donated is made by extrapolation based on
the known data. For more information, please find the full report at:
www.catalystbalkans.org ili www.tragfondacija.org
PREPARED BY:
Aleksandra Vesić
EDITORS:
Aleksandra Vesić
Nathan Koeshall
Graphic Design:
Tatjana Negić Paunović
CATALYST BALKANS
Takovska 38
Belgrade, Serbia
www.catalystbalkans.org
Belgrade, 2016
DONATIONS BY TYPE OF DONORS (% of instances vs. % of recorded sum)
3.46
total value of
donations
milion euros
19.4%
increase from
2014
350
# of recorded
instances
1.71 €
average
donation per
citizen
The 2015 Annual Report on the State of Philanthropy in Macedonia is part of a broader initiative to promote and stimulate philanthropy in the region carried
out by the Catalyst Foundation. The underlying research and this publication were created by Catalyst Foundation (Catalyst Balkans) and with the generous
support of the C. S. Mott Foundation and Balkan Trust for Democracy (BTD).
5.4%
Northeast
3.4%
East
4.3%
Southeast
2.6%
Vardar
36.9%
Skopje
3.4%
Polog
8.0%
Southwest
8.0%
Pelagonia
27.4%
Throughout
Macedonia
0.6%
Out of
Macedonia
Individuals
Other
Corporate Sector
Mass Individual
64.6
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
29.9
18.9
35.7
5.1
11.4
30.8
3.6
% of recorded sum% of instances
HEALTHCARE
28.3%
SUPPORT TO
MARGINALIZED
GROUPS
28.0%
OTHER
18.6%
EMERGENCY
MENAGEMENT
5.4%
POVERTY
REDUCTION
16.6%
EDUCATION
3.1%
BREAKDOWN OF OTHER THEMES (% of Instances)
less than 0.5%
• Heritage
• Human Rights
0.5 to 1%
• Community
Development
• Sport
1 to 3%
• Culture and
Arts
• Environmental
issues
• Public
Infrastructure
• Religious
Activities
3 to 5%
• Seasonal Giving
ECONOMICALLY
VULNERABLE
14.3%
PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
13.7%
PEOPLE FROM
SPEC.IFIC
COMMUNITIES
12.6%
OTHER GROUPS
38.0%
PEOPLE WITH
HEALTH
ISSUES
22.0%
BREAKDOWN OF OTHER FINAL BENEFICIARY GROUPS (by % of Instances)
0 - 1%
• Homeless
• Talented
Children and
Youth
• Women and
Children with
Infants
1 - 2%
• Elderly
• Single Parents
• People from
Religious
Communities
2 - 5%
• General
Population
• At-Risk
Children and
Youth
over 5%
• Children/Youth
Without Parental
Care
• People from
Other Countries
• Unknown
54.6%
18.0%
27.4%
Unknown
One-Off Support
Long-Term Support
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Research Conducted By:
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