Your donations are essential
to our
humanitarian action
In 2009, funds utilised totalled 41.9 M€
Breakdown of Expenditure
2009
Rigorous management: 91.1% of all funds were dedicated to providing
aid to populations in need.
Where do the funds come from?
In 2009, sources of funds totalled 41.7 M€
Sources of funds in
2009
Volume of activity by country
With one hundred programmes in 15 countries, 2009 brought a slightly
higher volume of activity than 2008 for our humanitarian volunteers
and local staff, despite our forced departure from Darfur.
With the determination and commitment of our
volunteers
With the vital support of our donors
We continue to move forward!
THANK YOU for your support.
Download our special
report on OUR 2009 ACCOUNTS (in French) |
Significant
events in 2009
- An increase
in the volume of our activity: 36.5 M€ compared
to 34.8 M€ in 2008.
- Even more people received aid: over 3.5 million
- 17 humanitarian missions in 15 countries, where 150
humanitarian volunteers and 1800 local employees are working.
- Our NGO was expelled from Darfur by the Sudanese authorities
at the beginning of the year. |
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- A new mission opened
in Zimbabwe and an emergency response to the crisis in Pakistan.
- A slight fall in fundraising: 3%.
- High variations in exchange rates have had a significant
impact and in particular, have contributed to a loss of 156 K€.
The first loss in 8 years !
- Rigourous management: 91.1% of all funds were dedicated
to providing aid to populations in need. |
Your donations in action
Thanks to you, we were able to provide aid for 3 555 230
people in 2009. 41.7 M€ were used for our humanitarian
missions, in other words 91.1% of all funds were dedicated to providing
aid to populations in need. For example:
In Chad: access to drinking water
CONTEXT:
- 245 000 Sudanese refugees and 18 000 Central
African refugees
- Team: 6 humanitarian volunteers and 38 Chadian staff
members.
=> 45 200 beneficiaries.
OUR ACTION in Adé and Daha:
- Building wells,
- Rehabilitating water points,
- Distributing sand filters, jerry cans and soap,
- Setting up water management committees, hygiene training. |
In Bangladesh: a natural disaster - Cyclone Aila
CONTEXT:
- One of the poorest countries in the world,
- A succession of natural disasters - on May 25, 2009 - Cyclone
Aila : homes destroyed, embankments and roads damaged, land
flooded with saltwater, over 500 000 people displaced,
- Team: 4 humanitarian volunteers and 31 Bangladeshi
staff members,
=> 455 400 beneficiaries.
OUR EMERGENCY ACTION:
- Rehabilitation of homes and rainwater collection ponds,
- Building latrines,
- Distribution of hygiene kits, hygiene awareness sessions... |
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 Our
2009 accounts
The SOLIDARITES headquarters has an Accounting
and Financial Management department.
Each overseas mission has an Administrator, and the Steering Committee
includes a Treasurer among its members.
The financial accounts are presented and voted annually, at the
Annual General Meeting. They are certified by our Auditor, IDF Expertise
et Conseil.
You can request a copy of our 2009 ACCOUNTS
simply by calling 01 80 21 05 93.
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