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| Measure | THE INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH POLICY RESEARCHNo. 252626 |
|---|---|
| Annual income | £1,140,303 |
| Annual expenditure | £1,042,035 |
| Income less expenditure | £98,268 |
| Trustees | Not published |
| Highest-paid staff band | No band in synced record |
| Financial year end | 31 December 2024 |
| Cause category | Not classified |
| Region | Not published |
What it says it does
The Institute for Jewish Policy Research engages in research projects, the publication of papers, reports and on-line newsletters, and the organisation of conferences, lectures and seminars.
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