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| Measure | GIRL EFFECTNo. 1141155 |
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| Annual income | £16,154,114 |
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| Annual expenditure | £14,911,756 |
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| Income less expenditure | £1,242,358 |
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| Trustees | Not published |
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| Highest-paid staff band | No band in synced record |
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| Financial year end | 31 May 2025 |
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| Cause category | Not classified |
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| Region | Not published |
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What it says it does
GIRL EFFECT
Girl Effect delivers results for girls through a unique combination of expertise on and learning from adolescent girls; communications; innovation; and influencing to take action to scale.It develops widespread social communications to inspire and engage girls, and shape how societies view and value girls. It also informs and influences decision makers to invest in programmes that benefit girls.
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