The Open Rivers Programme is a Dutch foundation (officially registered as Stichting European Open Rivers Programme). It is a charity with Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) status (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling - ANBI, in Dutch).
| Name of ANBI | Stichting European Open Rivers Programme |
| Chamber of Commerce number | 83204881 |
| RSIN / Fiscal number | 862768779 |
| Date of incorporation | 25th June 2021 |
| Registered office address | Keizersgracht 241, 1016 EA Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| Contact | Email: applications@openrivers.eu Phone: +31 (0)20 21 01 461 (for application queries, please use the email address above) |
| Executive Board | Jack Foxall (Executive Director) |
| Supervisory Board | Bart Fokkens (Chair) Henk de Vries (Member) Jantien Heimel (Member) |
Objectives
According to the foundation’s statutes, the Open Rivers Programme aims to restore endangered European rivers by supporting interventions that lead to the removal of dams and the restoration of river flow and biodiversity, and furthermore to do all that is related or conducive to the above.
The Foundation intends to achieve this objective by:
The following details are required to be made publicly available for Dutch charitable organisations:
Policy plan
The Policy Plan summarises the statutory framework, strategy, policy, activities, finances, and governance of the Stichting.
Remuneration policy
Members of the Supervisory Board are not remunerated for the activities they carry out. However, they are entitled to an attendance fee for meetings and for any other costs incurred by them to perform their duties. The reward for directors and other employees is determined by the Supervisory Board.
Annual report and financial statements
Annual Report Summary and Accounts 2025
Standard ANBI publication form 2025
Annual Report Summary and Accounts 2024
Standard ANBI publication form 2024
Annual Report Summary and Accounts 2023
Standard ANBI publication form 2023
Annual Report Summary and Accounts 2022
Standard ANBI publication form 2022
Funded by
