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An initiative to develop the world’s first internationally applicable financial reporting guidance for non-profit-organisations.
IFR4NPO Team
Meet the IFR4NPO Team: Steering Group, Secretariat, Advisors and Champions
Governance
Find out how IFR4NPO and INPAG are governed.
Funding
Who has funded the project so far? What’s the budget? What funding opportunities are there?
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Please get in touch here to explore funding and sponsorship opportunities.
INPAG
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Exposure Draft 2
INPAG Exposure Draft 2 will be open for public comments from 26 September until 15 March 2024.
Exposure Draft 1
The first Exposure Draft of INPAG was open for public comments until 31 March 2023
Consultation Paper
View the Consultation Paper and the responses received
Have your say
Your opportunity to shape the future of financial reporting for non-profit organisations.
TAG Meetings
Technical Advisory Group meetings.
PAG Meetings
Practitioner Advisory Group meetings.
Community
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Supporters
This initiative is for the sector by the sector and wouldn’t be possible without the support and financial backing of stakeholders from around the globe.
Country Champions
The project's Country Champions engage influential stakeholders so that they contribute to the development process, and gain confidence to adopt or align to it.
Technical Advisory Group (TAG)
The TAG provides advice on the development of the guidance from a technical standard setting perspective.
Practitioner Advisory Group (PAG)
The PAG provides advice on the development of the guidance from a practitioner perspective.
Around The World
The project's regions and focus countries have been identified to effectively target resources and engagement efforts.
Global Ambassadors
The project's Global Ambassadors seek support for the project objectives across their networks, provide feedback on key issues and promote the use of the Guidance.
Donor Reference Group
The Donor Reference Group is chaired by Humentum. It consists of grantmakers, including bilateral and multilateral agencies as well as foundations and trusts.
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Accounting and Reporting Issues
There are a number of sector specific accounting issues for non-profit organisations.
Financial Statements
See example NPO financial statements from around the world.
Non-English Resources
The IFR4NPO project aims to provide more content and resources in French, Spanish and Arabic to support greater engagement
FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
Reference Materials
Access a library of reference materials that have informed the development of the project.
Glossary
Glossary of terms.
Country Champions
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Kenya

“I am excited to be part of this project because finally not-for-profit organisations will have their own specific financial reporting standards. This is long overdue”

Country Champion

Caroline Kariuki

Former Director, Finance and Administration, Open Society Initiative for Eastern Africa

cknjeri1@gmail.com

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Carole brings over 16 years of wide ranging experience in finance and administration, grants management, financial systems review, information systems management, and emergency response systems. She has managed large and diverse teams having worked with a number of national and international nongovernmental organizations. Among others, Kariuki has worked with Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies as a senior accountant; Help Age International as the regional finance and administration manager; and most recently Oxfam GB as finance manager in Kenya. Kariuki is a certified public accountant (CPA) Kenya and holds a masters degree in business administration from the East and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI).

“The IFR4NPO project will help simplify reporting requirements for smaller NPOs and improve the quality for reporting.”

Deputy

Peter Githongo

Grant Management Services Director, BDO East Africa Kenya

peter.githongo@bdo-ea.com

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Peter Githongo is Grant Management Services Director with BDO East Africa Kenya and has more than 25 years of experience in Grant Management consulting where he has been responsible for several assignments on behalf of international donor bodies and country missions; assignments on behalf of country offices of global multinationals; as well as international not-for-profit consulting practices.

He has acted as a professional Trustee and in various governance as well as fiduciary and operational oversight roles. He has provided technical and operational support to several international foundations not registered in Kenya.

Peter is a Development Economist by training and also has broad experience in development consulting roles. Peter holds a Master of Science degree in Development Economics from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the University of Buckingham. Peter is a member of Kenya’s Institute of Economic Affairs.

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