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Annual Report and Financial Statements 2011

Islamic Relief Worldwide

This year marked one of the most significant milestones for Islamic Relief since it was established more than 27 years ago. 2011 was the year we embraced a new and important strategic direction which responds to the emerging challenges that we face in the battle against poverty, suffering and social injustice.

I welcome you to this report, which gives you information about our new global strategy and how, with the generous support of our donors, this innovative approach is already allowing us to deepen the positive impact we make on the lives of the poorest people in the world.

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Annual Report and Financial Statements 2010

Islamic Relief Worldwide and subsidiary undertaking

Islamic Relief was born out of emergency response programmes and, in 2010, our emergency response included programmes to help communities rebuild their lives and boost their resilience to disasters.

We were one of the first agencies distributing aid on the ground in the aftermath of the worst floods to hit Pakistan in living memory. In Haiti, we responded soon after the earthquake to provide emergency aid and opened the first tented camp for earthquake survivors.
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Annual Report and Summary Financial Statements 2009

Islamic Relief Worldwide and subsidiary undertakings

Islamic Relief envisages a world where communities are empowered, social obligations are fulfilled and people respond as one to the suffering of others. During 2009, Islamic Relief delivered aid to survivors of the Gaza conflict, the Sumatra earthquake, Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh, and fighting in northwest Pakistan and in northern Yemen.

Throughout the year we continued to promote development and carried out projects to help communities become self-reliant by supporting livelihoods and education, providing training and facilitating employment in some of the most vulnerable communities around the world.

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Annual Report and Summary Financial Statements 2008

Islamic Relief Worldwide and subsidiary undertakings

The work of Islamic Relief is as relevant today as it ever has been. Those who are suffering most acutely from the global financial crisis are those who had so little to begin with. We are committed to helping people in need, whether they are the victim of a natural disaster, of conflict or poverty. However, we also work with communities to reach a point where they no longer need our help.

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Annual Report and Financial Statements 2007

Islamic Relief Worldwide and subsidiary undertakings

Islamic Relief works to relieve the suffering of the world’s poorest people by providing emergency relief and supporting sustainable development. During 2007 we continued to meet these aims by providing humanitarian aid to those affected by conflict in Iraq, Somalia, Darfur and the Occupied Palestinian Territories amongst others. We also responded to natural disasters in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sudan, and continued to meet the needs of those affected by the tsunami in Indonesia and Sri Lanka.

In 2007 we also continued to work towards the aims of Millennium Development Goals by helping to reduce poverty and increase access to basic services in some of the world’s poorest countries. more...

Financial Statements 2006

IRW and subsidiary undertakings

The following report demonstrates how we have met our six core aims, as outlined in our strategy for 2006, and how we hope to expand on these successes.

Our six core aims are:

Responding to emergencies
Caring for orphans and children in need
Supporting edcuation
Providing access to health care and water
Promoting sustainable livelihoods
Campaigning and advocacy on humanitarian issues
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Audited Financial Report of 2005

Highlights of 2005

Islamic Relief Worldwide’s headquarters is based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. It operates through a global network of locally registered Islamic Relief partners/affiliated implementing partners. Affiliated partners are, for example, field offices such as Islamic Relief Pakistan, Islamic Relief Niger, Islamic Relief Sudan. They liaise closely with Islamic Relief headquarters within a formal reporting and monitoring framework that ensures all affiliates work towards the achievement of the same core strategic objectives.
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Audited Financial Report 2004

Financial Statements

The financial statements are prepared under the historical cost
convention and in accordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice Accounting and Reporting by Charities (SORP 2000) issued in October 2000, applicable UK accounting standards and the Companies Act 1985. The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of the financial statements are as follows:

Group Financial Statements
The financial statements of the Charity’s trading subsidiary companies, TIC International Limited and the Property Investment company SIF Invest are consolidated within the accounts of the Group on a line by line basis, in accordance with current legislation
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