Who funds Interpol?

Question

Who funds Interpol?

Answer 1

Member countries.  From the linked document:

"Interpol is primarily financed by member countries, whose governments pay annual contributions calculated using a framework agreed on by members. Interpol assists its member countries in tackling multi-billion-euro crimes with a budget of some 44.5 million euros (2007)"

Answer 2

Mexico, Russia and Italy

Answer 3

the french govt and members of interpol - the police forces of the world.  they make a financial contribution to Interpol HQ in Lyon, france.  some poor countries cant even afford to pay a token sum

Answer 4

Hmm... I learned this last semester. I think its an international agency of police chiefs from different countries. They help share  information on criminals who cross international borders and stuff like that.

Answer 5

At the present time; The European  Union.

Answer 6

Interpol is funded by countries that are signatories to the treaty under international law.

Answer 7

''Its membership of 186 countries provides finance of around €41.7 million through annual contributions. (By comparison, Europol receives €63.4 million annually.)''