Some 21,000 NPOs operated as foundations and 41,000 as non-profit joint ventures.
In 2015 NPOs had a combined revenue of HUF 1,543bn, 4.9% more compared to 2014 calculating both with real and current prices.
The share of organisations achieving less than HUF 500,000 annual revenue was down at 39% from 41%.
Around one-third of all revenues came from governmental sources or municipalities last year, up by 4.2 percentage points compared to 2014.
In 2015 there were 101,000 full-time employees working in the NPO sector and 41,000 part-time workers. The total number of employees was down by 6.9% compared to 2014.
According to estimates, there were 413,000 volunteers supplementing the work of full and part-time employees in 2015.
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