Primates Peru

“| Employee:, Relationship:, Employee:| Gideon Andrew Erkenswick Watsa, Family Relationship, Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa|”

“Once completed we send a preview document to Jake Johnson the treasurer of the organisation for review. We also send a copy to all members of the board officers and directors included for their review. We provide one week for this review and accommodate questions and comments into the document before filing it by the deadline.”

“During this financial year the organisation has made the following documents available to the public on the organisation's own website: https: fieldprojects.org about-us 1. All prior filed 990 forms 2. Our Form 1023. 3. Our CA registration. 4. Our CA renewal. 5. Our DUNS #XXX-XX-XXXX page. This is our first year filing a full 990 form and seeing the documentation within it such as a conflict of interest policy a whistleblower policy and a document retention policy. We are actively adopting all three of these types of policies at our next board meeting in May 2022.”

“Due to the global pandemic adversely impacting international travel Field Projects International was not able to conduct field research or training programs in 2020. Therefore we reinstated three programs in 2021 that we were unable to do in 2020: Field research training field courses and laboratory development in the form of the In situ lab initiative or ISL. These three main program activities are described in detail below: Long-term Training Programs: Participants commit 5-8 weeks to assisting senior scientists and veterinarians and gain experience with data collection and analysis relating to a diverse array of flora and fauna. Field Courses: Students in 10-14 day courses learn field research and laboratory methodologies in tropical biology primatology genomics and biodiversity monitoring. Laboratory Installation: We coordinate field laboratory design and supplies in order to build capacity for international partners in regions of high biodiversity.”

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“| Description:, Amount:| Workshop fees: supplies and ingredients, $10617.00| Local Independent Contractors: Temporary seasonal staff that assist with programs abroad. These include veterinarians and program managers, $18695.00| In situ training workshops for rescue centers, $434.00| Conservation Technology expenses: for a communications tower collar customisation and mesh network, $36958.00| Database management for the In Situ Labs project, $637.00| Computers and sequencers purchased for the in situ lab, $7761.00| Laboratory equipment: mid to large equipment purchased for the In Situ Laboratory, $53857.00| Fees for Services: Legal, $1408.00|”

“| Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| Return of fees to clients that canceled., Sometimes a student would pay a fee but need to be reimbursed when they decided not to attend a program., $-6749| Miscellaneous equipment purchases, We made a few purchases of field equipment, $1000|”