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organizations, assessing them and having ourselves accredited by them in order to be allowedto participate in bids for tenders and to receive funds. This is an important group of donors,because it allows us to carry out even more projects in the target countries and co-financeongoing initiatives. In 2022, our goal is to be accredited with an increasing number of foundationsand organizations and to receive a larger amount of funds.The foundations and fund-raising agencies that supported us in 2021and raised a total of€ 125.922, are:• Fondazione CARIGE• Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo• Fondation Princess Charlene de Monaco• 8x1000 Waldensian Church of ItalyJust like funds coming from institutional donors (please see the following paragraph), Helpcoderegisters all funds received punctually, precisely, and meticulously in line with the donor’sprocedures, through financial statements and reports and photos.26ANNUAL REPORT 2021
OUR STAKEHOLDERS2.4 Institutional DonorsInstitutional donors are international institutions and organizations, and governmentagencies that finance or co-finance Helpcode’s projects through call for bids.INSTITUTIONAL DONORS IN 2021• Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS)• Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)• European Union (EU)• Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations(DG ECHO)• United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)• United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)• United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)• EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF)• World Food Programme (WFP)• Office of the Italian Prime Minister (8x1000 managed by the Italian State)The initiatives financed or co-financed by institutional donors are defined and carried out inline with the principles of efficiency, effectiveness, importance, coherence and sustainability, asestablished by the Development Aid Committee (DAC) of the OECD (Organization for EconomicCooperation and Development). In such a context, narrative and financial reporting ofinitiatives by means of regular reports drafted according to donors’ guidelines isessential for Helpcode’s activities to be in line with the above-mentioned principlesand to prove the correct management of economic resources according to theprinciples of transparency and cost containment. Furthermore, initiativesare monitored by Helpcode’s staff, donors and external bodies to providerecommendations to the project team for effective implementation and toidentify good practices and lessons learned.It is important to note that during 2021, Helpcode received funds from amore diversified group of donors if compared to the past. In particular,funds received from the above-mentioned UN agencies called for anassessment of our procedures, methods and experience, which allowedHelpcode to measure itself against international rules and fully complywith them.In 2021, Helpcode aimed to raise at least 4 million euros from institutionaldonors. The total amount raised was lower, a result which was also due tothe impact of the pandemic on raising funds for development cooperation.The amount nevertheless increased by 58%, if compared to 2020.Fund-raising from Institutional Donors*2021 3,316,365 € total 2020 2,094,780 € total*For greater details on the funding received, refer to section 4ANNUAL REPORT 2021 27
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