Size of Institution Sample Clauses

Size of Institution. In the ENUMERATE Framework the size of an institution is determined by the total annual budget for that organisation as published in its last annual account. This total annual budget may include government funding, project funding, revenues from commercial activities, and other sources.

Size of Institution. In the ENUMERATE Framework the size of an institution is determined by the total annual budget for that organisation as published in its last annual account. This total annual budget may include government funding, project funding, revenues from commercial activities, and other sources. Another indicator of size that is frequently used relates to the number of paid staff working in the institution. Because the mix of paid staff and volunteers may be confusing, for this indicator, though actually being canvassed in the Core Survey, no further classification is made. In two subsequent iterations of the Core Survey ENUMERATE Team used: • < €10,000 • €10,000-50,000 • €50,000-100,000 • €100,000-500,000 • €500,000-1M • €1 - 10M • > €10M Please note that the unit level issue is decisive here. We found for example that certain survey outcomes in the Core Survey were ambiguous: despite clear instructions some higher education libraries apparently filled in the annual budget for the entire university. Cf. “If your institution is part of a larger organisation (e.g. a higher education library that is part of a higher education institution) only provide the budget of the cultural heritage related unit.”