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SenterNovem (a scheme to aid digitalising information) supports the project Digitalizing Papua in Dutch museums with € 250,000 (co-operation between Papua Heritage Foundation and the Museum of the Tropics in Amsterdam). |
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Over 2004 and 2005 the Mondriaan Foundation contributed € 32.157 to the setting up of the video collection of the foundation (PACE).
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The Institute Collection Netherlands (ICN) is a government institution that manages a large art collection. The PACE Foundation Collection has a large proportion of the artifacts of PACE in storage. |
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The VSB Fonds* has promised to contribute € 400.000 between 2007 – 2010 in order to realise three particular projects being developed by the Papua Heritage Foundation. |
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The Homogeneous Group for International Cooperation and Culture (HGIS-Culture) is a partnership between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science. |
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HGIS-Culture supports our (PACE) work with a starter subsidy of € 200.000. This fund is for work done by PACE and for activities run by our counterparts in Papua. The current project will continue until 31 March 2007. |
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Impulsis is a co-operative venture between the following organisations: the former ICCO, Kerkinactie and Edukans. They are providing a subsidy of € 40.000 to be paid out in instalments between 2003-2006. |
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The Rotterdam Foundation, which sponsored us when we first started, contributed more than €10.000 to the foundation in the form of “matching funds”. Thanks to the support of Kerkinactie (Church-in-action) and various other donors, we were able to realise the full amount. |
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Kerkinactie (ChurchinAction)contributed € 5.000 in 2002 for the necessary activities to start up the Papua Heritage foundation. |
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Our 'office colleagues' from HAPIN, a foundation set up to aid Papuans in need, provided a one-off grant of € 1,000. |
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ID / farma sponsored Papua Heritage Foundation until 2007 € 6,000 annually. |
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The monthly lectures held by the Papua Heritage Foundation are made possible because of regular contributions by the Utrecht City Council. |
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The Papua Heritage Foundation has more than 300 regular donors from whom they received €6.000 in 2008. |
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