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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: Governance 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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INPAS
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Exposure Draft 3
Exposure Draft 3 was open for public comment until 16 September 2024.
Exposure Draft 2
INPAG Exposure Draft 2 was open for public comment until 15 March 2024.
Exposure Draft 1
The first Exposure Draft of INPAG was open for public comment until 31 March 2023
Consultation Paper
View the Consultation Paper and the responses received
Community
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Join the organisations and individuals advocating for efficiency, equity and accountability in non-profit financial reporting.
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.
Around The World
International Non-Profit Accounting Guidance (INPAG) needs to be relevant to the needs of stakeholders in different jurisdictions around the world.
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.
Donor Reference Group
The Donor Reference Group consists of grantmakers, including bilateral and multilateral agencies as well as foundations and trusts.
Donor Statement of Support
Donors are taking INPAS and harmonisation of grant reporting seriously. Check the signatories to this statement of support.
Grant Agreement Clauses Working Group
It consists of grantmakers, including bilateral and multilateral agencies as well as foundations and trusts.
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TAG Meetings
Technical Advisory Group meetings.
PAG Meetings
Practitioner Advisory Group meetings.
Events and Meetings
Catch up on event and meetings such as Focus and Working groups
News and Blogs
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Updates and Announcements
Blogs and Podcasts
INPAG in the news
Global coverage on Non-profit Financial Reporting
Resources
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Accounting and Reporting Issues
There are a number of sector specific accounting issues for non-profit organisations, that are being addressed by International Non-Profit Accounting Guidance (INPAG).
Financial Statements
See example NPO financial statements from around the world.
Tools
Practical tools to support NPO accounting and reporting.
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.

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Join the organisations and individuals advocating for efficiency, equity and accountability in non-profit financial reporting.

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We want to see efficiency, equity and accountability in non-profit financial reporting. To get there, we need to:

  • Increase the quality & reliability of financial statements / reports
  • Reduce the burden of reporting by NPOs due to multiple formats

The presence of each logo below indicates support for this campaign. Disclaimer: It does not imply endorsement of the content of INPAS, or viewpoints presented by the project.

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Who has joined so far?

  • Action for humanity, Iraq
  • African Development Bank
  • AFROSAI – African Organisation of English-speaking Supreme Audit Institutions
  • AGAR Development Partners Consulting
  • AJI Consults, Nigeria
  • Andersen, Nigeria
  • Anil Salam Idris & Co., Chartered Accountants
  • Aplos Accounting Softare – USA
  • BDO East Africa
  • CAANZ – Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand
  • Centre for Social and Behaviour Change Communication
  • Charity Finance Group, UK
  • Civic Advisory Hub, Uganda
  • COLCES – Camara Colombiana de Organizaciones Sin Animo de Lucro
  • CPA Australia
  • FAG Consulting, Nigeria
  • Fair Funding Solutions, UK
  • Feysel & Associates, Ethiopia
  • Financial Reporting Council, Bangladesh
  • Forvis Mazars
  • GLASS – Group of Latin American Accounting Standard Setters
  • GroBiz Africa
  • Humentum, USA
  • ICAG – Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana
  • icddr,b – International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh
  • ICPAU – Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  • International Needs
  • Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal
  • Kim Consulting, Italy
  • Learning by Niva
  • Levain Partners
  • Liia COMPTA – Ohada software, Benin
  • MATCOPS – Matei Initiative Empowerment Programme for Sustainable Development
  • NNNGO – Nigeria Network of NGOs
  • Ohio State University – Global One Health LLC
  • ONECCA Senegal
  • PAFA – Pan African Federation of Accountants
  • PCNC – Philippine Council for NGO Certification
  • Petro & Partners Company, Palestine
  • S M Rafique & Co, Canada
  • Simplify Climate, UK
  • Smart Institute of Training and Consultancy (SITCO), Somalia
  • SMS Latinoamerica
  • Solomon Eshete Certified Audit Firm, Ethiopia
  • Talk to Loop, Netherlands
  • Target Business Consultants Plc
  • The Recreation Project, Uganda
  • Tributary Initiative for Learning, Nigeria
  • Turning Point Chartered Accountants, South Africa
  • UWA – University of Western Australia Centre for Public Value
  • Vhugala Home Based Care, South Africa
  • Voluntary Charity Avenue Organization, Sudan
  • With Law, India
  • Women in Energy and Economic Sustainability Initiative, Nigeria
  • Ziyo – Accountants with Heart, South Africa
  • Abiola Ajidagba, Nigeria
  • Abiyot Gerito, Ethiopia
  • Adam Osman, Ghana
  • Agnes Ochieng, Kenya
  • Ahmed Hassen Feto, Ethiopia
  • AK Fasasi, Nigeria
  • Alex Tekakwo, Uganda
  • Alistair Jenkins, United Kingdom
  • Alma Mapili, Philippines
  • Alvaro Fonseca Vivas, Colombia
  • Amanda Mauceri, United States
  • Assia Saou, Niger
  • Assietou Diouf, France
  • Atilio Chacon Mora, Venezuela
  • Basel Abdo, Yemen
  • Bereket Bogale, Ethiopia
  • Bolanle Afolabi, Nigeria
  • Caron Bradshaw OBE, United Kingdom
  • Charles Azemse, Ghana
  • Chris Proulx, United States
  • Christopher Musoke, Uganda
  • Daniel Kabtimer, Ethiopia
  • Declan Timoney, Switzerland
  • Denise Wales, United States
  • Deusdedit Mbuga, Uganda
  • Diro Tafa Birri, Ethiopia
  • Djidjoho Respice Akodjenou, Benin
  • Dominique Gazda, United States
  • Donna Deidrick , Jamaica
  • Dounia Chatto, Morocco
  • Edmond Vanderpuye, Ghana
  • Elizabeth Aber, Uganda
  • Elke Elisabeth Fobo, Germany
  • Eric Ouso, Qatar
  • Erwin Teran, Ecuador
  • Fabandian Fofana, Mali
  • Flordeliza Sricharoentrakul, Thailand
  • Francis Nzau, Kenya
  • Gadie Dossou, Benin
  • Gbade Okegbola, Nigeria
  • George Mahembe, Zimbabwe
  • George Meacham, Fiji
  • George Okoth Odero, Kenya
  • Godson Joseph Dossou, Benin
  • Habtamu Brihan, Ethiopia
  • Hassan Kimera, Uganda
  • Hesborn Ongudi, Kenya
  • Ifa Senjiati, Indonesia
  • Jack Flanagan, Australia
  • Jane Kinya, Kenya
  • Jose Antonio De Mayne Hopkins, United Kingdom
  • Jose Hernandez, Venezuela
  • Kapaya Cholwe, Zambia
  • Kelemie Amare, Ethiopia
  • Keren Gerald Esemonu, Nigeria
  • Leonard Wausi, Kenya
  • Leslie Williams, Sierra Leone
  • Loren Aka, United States
  • Mamusu Mary Kamara, Sierra Leone
  • Marcelo Guaman, Ecuador
  • Mark Jerome, Vietnam
  • Masum Chowdhury, Bangladesh
  • Mboneni Patricia Sadiki, South Africa
  • Md Anwar Hossain Chowdhury, United States
  • Meti Busha Gemechu, Ethiopia
  • Mohamed Abdelrahman, Egypt
  • Mohammad Shafiqul Kabir, Bangladesh
  • Mohammad Siddique, Bangladesh
  • Moulaye Camara, South Africa
  • Muhab Mahyoub, Yemen
  • Muhab Mohammed, Yemen
  • Mulualem Admasu, Ethiopia
  • Nakhoul Jabbour, Lebanon
  • Namatai Moyo, Zimbabwe
  • Nato Agulashvili, Georgia
  • Ndieme Paye, Senegal
  • Neeru Chaudhary, India
  • Neezarh Omitogun, Nigeria
  • Nehal Gandhi, United States
  • Nicodeme Adzra, Togo
  • Nigel Davies, United Kingdom
  • Nigel Jones, United Kingdom
  • Niwrka Villa, Dominican Republic
  • Nohelia Machado, Venezuela
  • Oluwaseun Oredein, Nigeria
  • Oumou Wane Toure, Senegal
  • Owjbdjdo Sjjdododn, Anguilla
  • Papa Ekow Eshun, Ghana
  • Patient Byiringiro , Rwanda
  • Patrick Koffa Doe 11, Liberia
  • Pavel Gamolskiy, Russian Federation
  • Peter Wampamba, Uganda
  • Philip Crosby , United Kingdom
  • Pierre Baptiste Joseph Doumbia, Senegal
  • Piyal Dissanayakelage, United Arab Emirates
  • Priscilla Abredu, Ghana
  • Ravi Bagaria, India
  • Robert Onek, Uganda
  • Rohat Zada, Iraq
  • Ronnie Kaweesi, Uganda
  • Ruth Tesfaye, Ethiopia
  • M Tauhidul Islam, Bangladesh
  • Saidi Mayanga, Tanzania
  • Salma Alattar, Syria
  • Sandra Akuamoah, Ghana
  • Sarah Keino, Kenya
  • Sarah Le Pape, France
  • Sena Dake, Ghana
  • Shah Rajen, India
  • Sheunesu Mujakachi, Zimbabwe
  • Stephen Omondi Okoth, Kenya
  • Talila Korjo, Ethiopia
  • Tara Sullivan, United States
  • Vanessa Katto, Uganda
  • Victoria Njagi, Kenya
  • Waker Khalid , Bangladesh
  • William Mufuka, Zimbabwe
  • Wilson Wambia, Kenya
  • Winnie Wanyama, Kenya
  • Yahya Asrran, Yemen

Donor Statement of Support

Donors and members of the Donor Reference Group have signed a separate Statement of Support.

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