☮️ · 88 organisations

Peace & Conflict non-profits in Netherlands

Browse 88 peacebuilding and conflict resolution NGOs in Netherlands. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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CompanyWhat they do

Huis van VredeAlmere, NetherlandsPeace & Conflict · Education +3 more
CI
Confluence InternationalAmsterdam, NetherlandsPeace & Conflict · Community development
TS
Tibet Support Groep NederlandUtrecht, NetherlandsHuman rights · Peace & Conflict
ZZ
Zwart ZaadUtrecht, NetherlandsHuman rights · Gender equality +4 more
GR
Global Rights ComplianceDen Haag, NetherlandsHuman rights · Peace & Conflict +2 more
JC
Jubilee Campaign NederlandGorinchem, NetherlandsHuman rights · Peace & Conflict +3 more
DB
De BemiddelingskamerAlkmaar, NetherlandsCommunity development · Peace & Conflict
WC
War Cemetery Brunssum FoundationBrunssum, NetherlandsHeritage · Peace & Conflict +1 more
UC
UPEACE Centre The HagueThe Hague, NetherlandsPeace & Conflict · Education +1 more
ML
Mission Lanka FoundationUlft, NetherlandsHuman rights · Children & Youth +7 more
DG
Doopsgezinde Geloofsopbouw en SolidariteitZwijndrecht, NetherlandsReligion & Faith · Education +1 more
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Stichting Eregraf StijkelgroepDen Haag, NetherlandsHeritage · Peace & Conflict

Peace & Conflict non-profits in the Netherlands at a glance

Of the 88 Peace & Conflict non-profits in the Netherlands, the most common cause areas are Human rights (42%), Education (29%) and Community development (28%).

Cause areas

Human rights42%
Education29%
Community development28%
Heritage24%
Democracy & Civil society19%

Organisation types

NGO35%
Operating foundation16%
Community organisation12%
Charity8%
Grant-making foundation7%

Beneficiaries

Communities63%
Youth30%
Children28%
Women & Girls17%
Refugees & Migrants12%

Funding sources

Individual donations60%
Corporate partnerships15%
Government funding14%
Grants14%
Earned income13%

Top cities

Amsterdam14%
Utrecht14%
Den Haag9%
The Hague7%
Groningen3%
Rotterdam3%

Size

1-10 employees3%
11-50 employees1%
51-200 employees1%
501-1000 employees1%

Key facts

1998 is the median founding year
71% say donations are tax-deductible
47% publish a charity number
84% name their programmes
44% invite volunteers

Figures from a sample of 86 of the 88 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.