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Annual report 2005 Malteser International - Ordine di Malta

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Notes on the income statement<br />

For consolidation reasons, the income<br />

statement of <strong>Malteser</strong> <strong>International</strong><br />

is prepared accor<strong>di</strong>ng to the system<br />

of accounts established by <strong>Malteser</strong><br />

Hilfs<strong>di</strong>enstes e.V. The structure of the<br />

income statement (but not the au<strong>di</strong>ted<br />

contents) therefore <strong>di</strong>ffers in some<br />

respects from the presentation of data<br />

elsewhere in this <strong>Annual</strong> Report and is<br />

briefly explained in the following notes.<br />

INCOME<br />

Sales revenues include all income from<br />

supplies and services provided. Other<br />

operating income includes: allocations<br />

and grants from the public sector (project<br />

funds provided by the German Federal<br />

Foreign Office and the German Federal<br />

Department of Economic Cooperation<br />

and Development [BMZ] amounting<br />

to EUR 1,292,990 and by the European<br />

Union amounting to EUR 5,752,337),<br />

church contributions (project resources<br />

of EUR 13,175) and contributions by<br />

third parties (UNHCR amounting to<br />

EUR 1,072,532, UNICEF, DAHW and<br />

donations received and claimed via ADH<br />

amounting to EUR 9,192,403).<br />

Other operating income also includes<br />

income from donations and internal<br />

<strong>Malteser</strong> organisation contributions<br />

amounting to a combined total of EUR<br />

14,551,092, as well as a special collection<br />

by the German Conference of Bishops for<br />

the tsunami victims, amounting to EUR<br />

3,127,675.<br />

Grants from both public and private<br />

donors which cannot be used in the<br />

current financial year (e.g. for projects<br />

that last for several years or are carried<br />

over into the next year), as well as<br />

donations which cannot be used fully in<br />

the current financial year (since a large<br />

proportion of donations is received at the<br />

end of the year), are carried over to the<br />

next year and then used. The use of these<br />

funds is shown under Income from the<br />

reversal of liabilities from investment<br />

allocations / appropriated donations<br />

and grants not yet used. (The carryover<br />

of such funds to the following year<br />

is shown under Expenses for transfer to<br />

liabilities of payables from donations<br />

and grants not yet used).<br />

E XPENDITURE<br />

The items Cost of materials and<br />

Personnel expenses comprise the majority<br />

of <strong>di</strong>rect project costs (e.g. costs of<br />

me<strong>di</strong>cine and relief items of a combined<br />

total of EUR 9,593,658, payments to<br />

buil<strong>di</strong>ng contractors in reconstruction<br />

projects, costs of international and local<br />

project staff), as well as parts of the<br />

in<strong>di</strong>rect project costs and administrative<br />

costs (non project-specific staff costs).<br />

The item Other operating expenses<br />

also includes <strong>di</strong>rect project costs (e.g.<br />

structural aid and <strong>di</strong>rect project support<br />

for local partners in Eastern Europe<br />

amounting to EUR 681,500; freight and<br />

transport charges), as well as in<strong>di</strong>rect<br />

project costs (pro-rata costs of me<strong>di</strong>a and<br />

public relations, costs of staff recruitment<br />

and support) and administrative costs<br />

(rent, IT).<br />

In <strong>2005</strong>, administrative costs amounted<br />

to less than eight percent of our total<br />

expen<strong>di</strong>ture.<br />

Incoming donations<br />

Development of incoming donations (rounded up)<br />

Incoming donations<br />

Source of fun<strong>di</strong>ng<br />

25,000,000<br />

EUR 23,743,000<br />

Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH; Action<br />

Campaign Germany Helps)<br />

EUR 9,192,000*<br />

Private donations<br />

EUR 11,423,000<br />

20,000,000<br />

39 %<br />

48 %<br />

15,000,000<br />

thereof by ADH:<br />

EUR 9,192,000*<br />

10,000,000<br />

13 %<br />

5,000,000<br />

EUR 3,235,000 EUR 3,045,000<br />

2003 2004 <strong>2005</strong><br />

* Further donations (tsunami) of ADH amounting to EUR 8,560,064 are already budgeted,<br />

even though they have not yet been claimed.<br />

Special collection by the German<br />

Bishops’ Conference for the victims of<br />

the seaquake EUR 3,128,000<br />

F A C T S A N D F I G U R E S<br />

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