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17
September 2020
Time zone: EAT
15:00 - 17:00

IFR4NPO Meeting for Rwanda: Contributing to Global Non-Profit Accounting Initiative

Attend this free event if you have an interest or stake in financial reporting for non-profit organisations (NPO) in Rwanda and internationally, to:

  • Learn more about the IFR4NPO Project to develop internationally applicable financial reporting guidelines for non-profit organisations.
  • Discuss key questions and issues relevant to NPO financial reporting in Rwanda.
  • Meet other relevant stakeholders.
  • Discover how to participate in the consultation process in 2021 to ensure that the voices and perspectives of stakeholders in Rwanda are reflected in the development process.

Who should attend?

Anyone is welcome, but it will be most relevant for those working in non-profit organisations, donors or philanthropic organisations, auditors, regulators, accounting bodies, and standard setters, as well as networks, and any interested trainers, consultants or academics. Individuals from other countries are welcome to attend, but please note that the focus will be on the stakeholders and issues pertinent Rwanda only.

Location 

Online – You will receive a zoom link to join the meeting in your event confirmation email. If you do not receive your confirmation email within one hour of registering, please check your spam filter.

Register here

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