Annual report

Partnership (PPP)
The PPP focuses on enhancing local prepar-
edness, early action and response capacities 
alongside complementary international support 
mechanisms, placing local communities at the 
very centre of the change. 
The PPP was officially launched in April 2022. It 
will disburse EUR 210 million through the IFRC 
in support of its members over three years. It 
demonstrates in practice the 
new ways of 
working 
with participating National Societies 
in 25 countries. The programme is in its second 
year of full implementation. 
Digital Transformation
Impact Platform
The Digital Transformation Impact Platform will 
support 80 of the network’s least digitally mature 
National Societies to receive targeted support to 
level up by 2025, ensuring that National Societies 
have the digital maturity and capacities to boost 
their humanitarian services through data and 
digital solutions.
The
 Norwegian Red Cross
pledged 70,000 Swiss 
francs to support the Digital Transformation 
objectives as part of a larger pledge that included 
support to the Federation-wide Databank and 
Reporting System (FDRS), information manage-
ment, and Solferino Academy. A partnership 
agreement was signed with 
the
Netherlands 
Red Cross
that includes the assignment of 
2.3 full-time equivalent staff for the Digital 
Transformation Accelerator team. A USD 1 mil-
lion investment was provided from 
Twilio
, while 
Twilio
, 
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
and 
Vodafone
agreed to support with the 
provision of technology, assets, knowledge and 
expertise. This is in addition to 
the IFRC’s own 
investment of 3 million Swiss francs
in sup-
port of the platform. 
Agreements 
Many partners contribute resources to the 
IFRC’s activities in support of National Societies 
and every contribution is precious. The following 
list is by no means exhaustive. It is a sample of 
some of the notable agreements and contribu-
tions from 2022.