Annual report

Strategic Priorities
| Values, power and inclusion 
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PROGRESS TOWARDS TARGETS
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 Emergency response data includes activities on Protection, Gender and Inclusion, CEA is captured separately
The summary below represents annual 2022 progress status. Information on the indicators covers 
work by the National Societies with support from the IFRC in 2022, unless stated otherwise. Data was 
collected from 111 National Societies. Entire network results are covered by annual FDRS reporting.
People reached with Values, Power and Inclusion activities
Target by 2025
Actual 2022
Emergency response direct
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: 3.0 million
Emergency response indirect: 14,000 
Longer-term direct: 1.8 million 
Longer-term indirect: 86,000
People reached by educational programmes
Target by 2025
4 million
Actual 2022
Emergency response direct: 56,971 
Emergency response indirect: 203,007 
Longer-term direct: 12.1 million 
Longer-term indirect: 591,813
People supported with PGI activities
Target by 2025
Actual 2022
Emergency response: 6.3 million 
Longer-term direct: 289,476
National Societies who have integrated CEA in policies and operations
Target by 2025
50
Actual 2022
45
People reached by CEA activities through DREFs and Emergency Appeals
Target by 2025
Actual 2022
1.9 million
National Societies that have a PSEA policy and action plan
Target by 2025
29
Actual 2022
32 with policies 
66 with action plans
National Societies with feedback mechanisms
Target by 2025
150
Actual 2022
85
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2022 progress
In 2022, the IFRC continued to build on previous 
work to inspire positive change in communities 
by building trust, encouraging wider understand-
ing, and applying and promoting humanitarian 
principles and values.
Fourteen National Societies – those of 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, France, Hong Kong, India, 
Ireland, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Moldova, 
Morocco, Pakistan, Solomon Islands and 
Ukraine – the European Youth Network and IFRC 
delegations were supported with the strategic 
planning, scale-up, implementation, monitor-
ing and evaluation of the