SOURCE EVIDENCE · OBSERVED FUNDING
Evidence for observed funding
- Source
- EU funding recipients · Financial Transparency System · European Commission
- Identifiant source
- EU-FTS:2023:726d4f086667041d706e8ed09320adb771f9743d
- Observation
- Oct. 6, 2026, 10:01 a.m.
- Qualification
- OFFICIAL
- Derivation
- OBSERVED
- Financeur brut
- European Commission · INTPA - Directorate-General for International Partnerships
- Funder identity resolution
- Identité reliée par identifiant exact
- Recipient as published
- FUNDACION INTERNACIONAL Y PARA IBEROAMERICA DE ADMINISTRACION Y POLITICAS PUBLICAS*ADMINISTRATION AND PUBLIC POLICIES
- Recipient identity resolution
- Identité non résolue
- Nature
- Autre financement explicite
- Montant original
- 50500000.000000 EUR
- Date / period
- 2023 · period
- Coverage
- PARTIAL · European Commission Financial Transparency System annual beneficiary data; accounting year=2023
- Empreinte du snapshot
- bb62b020c35a6bd0a2a4be00d969af7bf7b54bcce0e3bed47d23def33d004385
- Source schema
- Non documenté
Funder's legal identity
European Commission · INTPA - Directorate-General for International Partnerships
- EU:FTS:DEPARTMENT
- INTPA - Directorate-General for International Partnerships · European Commission
This match links observed funding to the funder's legal identity using official evidence, without adding any financial relationship absent from the source.
Recipient in the European Commission Financial Transparency System
- Category published in FTS
- Private Companies
- Published recipient country
- Spain
- Rattachement juridique MONIFACT
- Unresolved
No structured legal identifier is currently retained for this recipient in MONIFACT. Country and category are editorial labels from the source; they do not prove legal identity or imply that a French SIRET is required.
Official Financial Transparency System overview ↗. Categories such as “private company”, “third country” and “international organization” are reproduced as declared in the FTS dataset, without automatic legal reclassification.
This observation revises an earlier observation retained in the history.