Organisation

Board of Hanarth Fonds

Scientific Advisory Board (SAB)

The SAB is formally appointed by the board. SAB-members are scientists and experts from universities, other research institutes or businesses in the Netherlands and abroad. These experienced researchers and/or people are skilled reviewers of research. A geographic diversity of disciplines and institutes is sought after in the selection of SAB-members.

The SAB judges research propositions and advises the board. The current SAB consists of:

Prof. Dr. E.G.E (Liesbeth) de Vries Chairwomen Professor of Medical Oncology UMCG		Dr. A. (Adriaan) Bins Medical Oncologist AMC
Prof. Dr. Ir. A. (André) Dekker Professor of Clinical Data Sciences Maastro		Prof. Dr. P.J. (Paul) van Diest, MD, PhD Head Pathology Department UMC Utrecht
Prof. Dr. T. (Tom) Heskes Professor of Data Science  Radboud UMC		Prof. Dr. M. (Marcel) Verheij Head of Radiotherapy / Chairman SONCOS Radboud UMC
Prof. C.J.H. (Cock) van de Velde Professor of Surgical Oncology LUMC		Prof. Dr. P.A.N. (Peter) Bosman * Group Leader Evolutionary Intelligence (CWI) * Professor of Evolutionary Algorithms at Delft University of Technology
Prof. dr. I.H.M. (Inne) Borel Rinkes Surgical Oncology UMC Utrecht		Prof. dr. (Carla) M.L. van Herpen Professor Rare cancers  Radboud UMC

Conflict of interest

SAB members cannot be involved in research proposals or be an applicant for a proposal of which they are the judge. Moreover, they cannot in any other way have interests which could result in a conflict of interest. They are dedicated to the ‘Guideline Conflict of Interest SAB’ and should act accordingly. The guideline orders SAB-members to be open about their relationship and interests concerning the applicant and his or her project proposal. In case a conflict of interest is detected (work related, personal of financial) it is not possible to act as a judge.

Reward policy

Members of the board and the SAB are entitled to a non-excessive fee for their activities, according to article 5.3 of het memorandum of association of the Hanarth Fonds. Moreover, they are entitled to a compensation of the costs they have made during the execution of their position (expense allowance).

Financial statements

A balance sheet and a report of income and expenditure of the Hanarth Fonds are delivered by the board annually, within six months after the end of the financial year (calendar year). These serve to show the value development of the assets managed by the Hanarth Fonds during the past year and the value of the assets at the end of that year. These are subject to audit.

Please find the annual report 2022 here (note: Dutch version)

Please find the policy plan 2023 here (note: Dutch version)

Please find the ANBI form 2022 here (note: Dutch version)