Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Royal National Lifeboat Institution
Royal National Lifeboat Institution
RNLI FLAG.png
Contexte général
Champs d’action Sauvetage en mer
Zone d’influence Royaume-Uni
Fiche d’identité
Forme juridique ONG
Fondation 1824
Siège central Poole, Royaume-Uni
Président(e) Vice-amiral Paul Boissier
Financement Dons
Volontaires 40 000
Slogan Train one, save many (Former un, sauver beaucoup)
Site web http://www.rnli.org.uk/

La Royal National Lifeboat Institution (Institution royale nationale des bateaux de sauvetage), abrégé en RNLI, est une institution caritative fondée le 4 mars 1824 dont la mission première est le sauvetage des personnes en danger en mer dans les eaux des Îles Britanniques.

Le Bryan and Gordon, classe Severn de la RNLI, en Irlande

Organisation

La RNLI dispose d'un budget annuelle de 147 millions de £ (175 millions de €). Elle est équipée de 444 canots de sauvetage dont &éè canots tout-temps.

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