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| Measure | PRO BONO ECONOMICSNo. 1130567 |
|---|---|
| Annual income | £1,430,713 |
| Annual expenditure | £1,862,973 |
| Income less expenditure | -£432,260 |
| Trustees | Not published |
| Highest-paid staff band | No band in synced record |
| Financial year end | 31 December 2025 |
| Cause category | Not classified |
| Region | Not published |
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Pro Bono Economics uses economics to empower the social sector and to increase wellbeing across the UK. We combine project work with individual charities and social enterprises with policy research that can drive systemic change. Experts and economists at PBE work on a wide range of issues related to wellbeing including mental health, education, employment, poverty, volunteering and civil society.
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