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18 | IPPF EN Annual Report 2011 Highlights FINANCIAL sTATEMENTs Financial statement 2011 The IPPF European Network (IPPF EN) financial statement provides a summary of the 2011 income and expenditure of the Regional Office in Brussels. The IPPF EN is a network of 40 Member Associations in as many countries throughout Europe and Central Asia. These Associations are financially autonomous and report independently. Their accounts are therefore not included in this statement. 1. Income The total income of the IPPF EN Regional Office amounted to € 5.89 million. The sources of Income: • € 1.84 million from IPPF HQ in London mainly generated by contributions from Governments • € 3.84 million restricted grants from various donors • € 0.21 million from other income, mainly exchange gains and interest. 2. Expenses The total expenses of the Regional Office amounted to € 5.85 million, broken down as follows: • € 1.83 million indirect costs including salaries, rent, consultancies, governance and technical assistance to Member Associations • € 3.84 million costs related to restricted projects and • € 0.18 million other charges, mainly exchange losses and bank charges. These expenses can be broken down by IPPF Strategic Priorities and Supporting Strategies as follows: Split of 2011 Actuals by Strategic Priorities Capacity Building: 9.9% Administrative cost: 7.5% Resource Mobilization: 3.1% Knowledge Management: 1.6% Governance: 5.4% Accreditation: 3% Adolescents: 7.2% AIDS: 2.6% Access: 0.5% Abortion: 1.7% Advocacy: 57.5% 3. IPPF EN Member Associations IPPF provided core funding to 16 Member Associations in the Region for a total amount of € 1.02 million ($ 1.36 million). In 2011 the 16 grant-receiving countries were: Albania, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Republic of Macedonia, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Tajikistan and Ukraine. • Support to Uzbekistan was provided through UNFPA.
Thanks to IPPF EN wishes to thank the following donors for their generous support: • The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation • The European Commission • DFID (UK Aid) • UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) EECARO • UNAIDS (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS) Thanks to our volunteers In 2011, IPPF EN was a member of the ‘European Year of Volunteering 2011 Alliance’, an open, informal and growing group of European networks active in volunteering and which used EYV 2011 to say: “THANK YOU”: Celebrating and recognising the efforts and contribution of volunteers throughout Europe. In 2011, former YSAFE chair person and longtime active member Daniel Kalajdjieski (from the Member Association of the Republic of Macedonia) won the IPPF Youth Award for his outstanding work. Daniel Kalajdjieski, IPPF EN Annual Report 2011 Highlights IPPF EN AR 2011 THANKs TO | 19 IPPF Youth Award 2011 “As a volunteer-based organisation, volunteers are central to iPPF and to our future. We believe volunteers are essential to any NGo or civil society group as it is often the only way to raise the voice of the public and to ensure that NGos are formulating the needs of society and not just their own needs as organisations.” Vicky Claeys, IPPF EN Regional Director
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