Financial Information

What does the World Land Trust spend its money on?

The World Land Trust is aware that many charities today are not transparent about what public donations are actually being spent on. We at the WLT want our supporters to know how we spend our funds.

World Land Trust Accounts

An analysis of the World Land Trust's accounts shows what proportion of funds is spent on administrative costs, and consequently what proportion is spent on projects.

Accounts summaries

• Summary of WLT's accounts for 2006 (with 2005 comparisons)
• Summary of WLT's accounts for 2005 (with 2004 comparisons)
• Summary of WLT's accounts for 2004 (with 2003 comparisons)
• Summary of WLT's accounts for 2003 (with 2002 comparisons)

Full accounts

You can also download our accounts information as PDF files:

Annual Review & Accounts 2006 (High res. 1MB) (opens in new window)

Annual Review & Accounts 2005 (209KB) (opens in new window)

Annual Review & Accounts 2004 (338KB) (opens in new window)

Annual Review & Accounts 2003 (364KB) (opens in new window)

Analyses of income and expenditure

Analysis of Income & Expenditure 2001- 2004 (103KB) (opens in new window)

Analysis of Income & Expenditure 1995- 2001 (132KB) (opens in new window)

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How to obtain a copy of the full audited accounts

Current and previous accounts of the World Land Trust are readily available to the public, although a small fee (£5.00) will be necessary to cover copying, binding, postage and administrative costs. To obtain a copy of the WLT audited accounts*, please send a cheque (payable to the World Land Trust) to:

World Land Trust
Blyth House
Bridge Street
Halesworth
Suffolk IP19 8AB
United Kingdom.

Alternatively, you can download an electronic copy of the latest audited accounts from the web. Contact the Trust for more information. You can also view the accounts of most UK (Registered) Charities on the Charity Commission Web site, and we suggest it is always wise to do so before making donations. Visit www.charity-commission.gov.uk

*A copy of the most recent accounts will be automatically sent out, unless otherwise requested.