Cork International Film Festival (CIFF) is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee. CIFF is governed by the Board of Directors and its Sub Committees (Audit and Risk, and Development). Board members are Trustees of the charity, and are responsible for the governance of the organisation. Their primary duties focus on strategic planning, financial oversight and policy development. As a governance board, directors are not involved in programming or operational matters, which are delegated to the Executive, led by Festival Director and CEO, Fiona Clark. A core year-round staff of eight is supplemented by seasonal staff and contractors to support the delivery of the annual Festival in November.
CIFF Public Compliance Statement
CIFF is committed to good Governance, and the organisation adopted the Charities Regulator Governance Code. Since 2020, our organisation has complied with all sections of the Charities Governance Code, which is reviewed annually. Date last approved by the Board: 23/10/2023.
Privacy Policy
Feedback & Complaints Policy
Child Protection Safeguarding Statement
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Statement
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Policy 2023
EDI Implementation Plan 2024
Sustainability Statement & Policy
Conflict of Interest Policy
Constitution
Resolution Adopting Statement Of Guiding Principles For Fundraising
Donor Charter
CIFF Strategic Plan 2023-2025
Artistic Policy and Artists’ Pay
Cork International Film Festival adheres to the Arts Council Policy on fair and equitable remuneration of artists.
Digital Reporting Charter
Cultural Cinema Partnership : code of ethics
Statement of Audited Accounts 2023
Statement of Audited Accounts 2022
Statement of Audited Accounts 2021
Statement of Audited Accounts 2020
Statement of Audited Accounts 2019