INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES, GENEVA
NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
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2. FUNDING
2.1 Income
Income of the IFRC comprises statutory contributions and voluntary contributions in cash or in-kind from member
National Societies, donations in cash or in-kind from donors, and income from services and leases.
(a) Statutory contributions
Statutory contributions are fixed by the General Assembly, the supreme governing body of the IFRC, and are recognised
in the year they fall due.
(b) Voluntary contributions and donations
2022
Total
2021
Total
CHF 000s
CHF 000s
Voluntary contributions
Ukraine and impacted countries crisis
315,285
-
COVID-19
pandemic
2,795
35,652
Other appeals and
activities
123,540
87,348
441,620
123,000
Donations
Ukraine and impacted countries crisis
66,167
-
COVID-19 pandemic
43,112
90,471
Other appeals and activities
232,524
170,054
341,803
260,525
783,423
383,525
Total voluntary contributions and donations
Voluntary contributions are contributions to the IFRC voluntarily made by National Societies. Donations are donations
or other financial assistance to the IFRC, voluntarily made by private individuals, States, or any other public
or private
institutions. Voluntary contributions and donations are recognised when a signed agreement (pledge) has been received
from the National Society or other donor. In the absence of a signed agreement, the contribution is recognised upon receipt
of cash.
Government grants for specific projects and donations that are subject to specific contractual obligations, are reported as
deferred income and recognised as income when expenditure is incurred and contractual obligations are fulfilled.
Government grants that are neither for specific projects nor identifiable assets, and are both earmarked and managed at
appeal level, are recognised when a confirmed written pledge has been received from the donor and accepted by the IFRC.
Donations where receipt of funding is conditional and contingent upon uncertain future events not wholly within the
IFRC’s control are not accounted for but are disclosed as contingent assets.
After intial
recognition, subsequent changes to Voluntary contributions and donations are recognised as additions to, or
reductions of income, in the period in which the change is agreed. The IFRC is unable to evaluate the impact of such
changes on the income reported in these consolidated financial statements.
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