War Child Annual Report 2018

ICT and Operational Support

We made significant progress over the course of 2018 towards transforming our old IT infrastructure into a modern, robust and future-proof environment.

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IATI Publications

War Child publishes data related to our programmes in line with the standards of the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI).

Our Management Team

Two leadership teams are responsible for the daily operations of War Child - the Senior Management Team (SMT) and International Management Team (IMT).

Supervisory Board Report

Our ongoing operations are monitored by an external Supervisory Board - to both maintain the integrity of everything we do and meet our legal obligations in full.

Where Our Funds Come From

Fundraising is key to War Child’s mission in support of children forced to live with the effects of violence and armed conflict.

Donations from Individuals

War Child can only continue its work thanks to all the public support and donations we receive - and in 2018 our individual supporters yet again made a significant contribution to our mission.

Our Business Partners

Companies make a significant contribution to our mission every year - and 2018 was no exception. The year saw companies of all types help fund our programmes, lend us their expertise and donate their products and services.

Lotteries

War Child has been able to reach thousands of children since 2000 thanks to the generous contribution from the Dutch Postcode Lottery - the largest charity lottery in the Netherlands.

Government Bodies

War Child continued to expand its funding base among government bodies and non-profit organisations over the course of 2018.

Non-Profit Organisations

Financial support from non-profit organisations and foundations increased 13 per cent year-on-year to reach €7.8 million.