Annual report

Progress in 2022
Following an external view of the IFRC’s 
Organizational Capacity Assessment and 
Certification (OCAC) process, the IFRC worked 
in 2022 to develop a new 
IFRC Certification
that emphasizes trust and accountability. (See 
Spotlight on OCAC below for more details)
The IFRC produced a 
Guidance for National 
Societies on Assessment and Development 
Process
 this year to help National Societies nav-
igate the increasing number of assessment and 
self-assessment tools made available to them.
The guidance identifies three main categories of 
assessment and development processes: stra-
tegic; thematic, and specialized. The guidance 
is accompanied by an annexed explanatory 
sheet in for each assessment and development 
process to help National Societies to better 
ascertain if such an approach is useful, neces-
sary and appropriate for them in a given phase 
of their own development journey.
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Annual Report 
2022

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PROGRESS TOWARDS TARGETS
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
National Societies that develop and/or implement a strategy for strengthening their 
auxiliary role
Target by 2025
80
Actual 2022
45
National Societies with revised statutes according to Guidance for National Society Statutes
Target by 2025
100% of NS
Actual 2022
55%
National Societies reached by external National Society Development (NSD) support
Target by 2025
50% of 130 NS requiring international support
Actual 2022
47%