Internet Watch Foundation

Internet Watch Foundation → Steering-group member listed → ECLAG

Observed 2026-09-08

Current ECLAG page identifies this steering role. Current roster is not automatically the April 2022 founding roster.

UKSIC formal partnership agreement — text unacquired → was disclosed as including IWF as a partner → Internet Watch Foundation

Reported by the cited source

Childnet identifies IWF in its formal partnership for UKSIC projects now part-funded by Nominet. Recipient partnership membership does not confer donor editorial control.

Internet Watch Foundation → published a grant-management and reporting job specification → IWF Project Officer grant reporting role — 2022 specification

Early-2022 recruitment context; no continuing staffing arrangement established.

The recruitment pack specifies a role handling IWF grant obligations. Metadata is dated 20 January 2022 and applications close 11 February 2022; neither proves exact publication date or that a person filled the role. Generic new-application approval by the Deputy CEO must not become a bespoke Nominet right.

Nominet UK → was explicitly named as funder of the UKSIC Hotline grant → Internet Watch Foundation

Recipient accounting period, not exact payment dates.

IWF reports GBP 568,707 UKSIC fund income, GBP 593,101 expenditure and GBP 24,394 transfer from unrestricted funds; opening/closing balances are zero. Note18c expressly says the grant comes from Nominet and states no unfulfilled conditions relating to amounts recognized that year. This positive recognition assertion is narrower than acceptance of every programme deliverable or proof of bank cash.

Financial details: value: 568,707; currency: GBP; kind: IWF recognized Nominet UKSIC fund income; period: Year ended 31 March 2025

Nominet UK → reported membership and prompt-removal cooperation in2013 → Internet Watch Foundation

2013 context; exact day unknown

Reported by the cited source

The2013 review describes membership and cooperation on CSAM/criminally obscene adult content. It predates the2021UKSIC grant; no executed IWF protocol or grant-created suspension right established.

Internet Watch Foundation → was attributed one request in each selected later period → Nominet UK

Reported by the cited source

Nominet reports one IWF request in2022-11-01–2023-10-31 and one in2023-11-01–2024-10-31, compared with zero2019-11-01–2020-10-31. A request is not proved completed suspension, unique underlying content or causal grant outcome.

Internet Watch Foundation → describes daily rechecks and same-day obsolete-entry removal → IWF assessed URL List — DV input scope

2025report section; publication date unknown

Reported by the cited source

IWF says URLs are rechecked daily, removed the same day when relevant content is absent, with twice-daily list updates. This is upstream maintenance evidence, not observed DV reclassification or restored placements.

DoubleVerify — product and membership brand → is listed as member since1April2025 → Internet Watch Foundation

Membership start stated; continuing status observed9September2026, not an end date.

Reported by the cited source

IWF directory identifies the DV brand as member since1April2025, later than February categories. Exact legal signatory and agreement not established.

DoubleVerify — product and membership brand → is disclosed in contribution band overGBP25000 → Internet Watch Foundation

Reported by the cited source

IWF places DV in Members contributing over£25,000. No exact amount, upper bound, payment date, invoice period or reconciled receipt is established; do not manufacture an annual2025payment by combining the current fee page.

Payment status: band reported by recipient; receipt unverified

IWF funding members — governance opportunity class → support services under stated annual fee framework → Internet Watch Foundation

Current pricing describes sector/size-based annual GBP fees from£5,000+ to£100,000+ supporting frontline work. This is general current pricing, not the2025DV tariff or proof of a particular cash payment.

Internet Watch Foundation → describes licensed lists, expertise and participation benefits → IWF funding members — governance opportunity class

Membership pages describe licensed dynamic lists/alerts, analyst contact, research, policy participation and publicity. No executed SLA, raw-list redistribution entitlement or proof DV used all benefits acquired.

IWF Board — FY2025 account → approves appointments under described processes → Internet Watch Foundation

FY ended31March2025

Reported by the cited source

FY2025report describes11-person Board: independent chair, six other independent trustees, three industry trustees and one co-opted trustee. This is the report's arrangement, not proof of unchanged2026 composition.