Our funding
Managing funds responsibly
Maintaining and protecting the public trust
As a non-profit organisation, we take our responsibility towards public funds seriously and deliver sound financial management.
With qualified finance professionals in all locations, robust internal controls, and zero-tolerance for fraud & corruption we are committed to protecting the public trust.
Our income 2023
We have earned the trust and support of the world’s leading humanitarian donors, who cooperate to provide a diverse and sustainable funding base for our operations.
Fiscal year total: € 37.2M for 2023
- 37% USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance
- 25% European Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid Operations
- 11% Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
- 10% Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
- 4% German Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- 4% Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
- 2% Le Gouvernement du Grand-Duché du Luxembourg
- 2% French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs
- 2% Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development
- 1% Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway
- 1% United Nations Offices for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
- 1% Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Netherlands
Our spending 2023
As a lean, technology-driven organisation, we focus our spending on direct project costs in countries or headquarters and keep real overheads low.
- 86.1% Country Projects
- 13.9% Headquarters (including global projects)
Our work is supported by our donors
The suspension of USAID funding poses an unprecedented challenge for the humanitarian community.
Whilst we're forced to adapt, we're ensuring the continuation of our essential services to keep aid workers safe.