Accountability

Abbreviated annual report

In AAP’s annual report, you can read about what we achieved in the past year, our mission and vision, working methods, goals, lessons learned, challenges and results.

The full annual report is published in Dutch. We highlight the most important aspects in the abbreviated versions below.

Abbreviated annual report 2024

Abbreviated annual report 2023
Abbreviated annual report 2022
CBF, ANBI and Goeden Doelen Nederland

AAP is an Approved Charity. This means that we meet strict quality requirements in the areas of governance, policy, spending, fundraising and reporting of AAP. 

The Dutch Fundraising Regulator (CBF) monitors this. The CBF is an independent foundation which has been monitoring fundraising by charities since 1925. The CBF’s task is to promote trustworthy fundraising and expenditure by reviewing fundraising organisations and giving information and advice to government institutions and the public.

By clicking on the banner below you can view our CBF accreditation passport, containing the most important information about our objectives and activities and our financial indicators (in Dutch).

AAP meets the requirements set by the Dutch tax authorities for a ‘public benefit organisation’, or ANBI. This approval is important because you, as a donor, can only deduct donations from taxes if an organization meets the requirements of ANBI. It also means that we do not have to pay gift and/or inheritance tax on received gifts and inheritances. So everything actually benefits our work for the animals!

anbi

AAP is a member of Goede Doelen Nederland, the branch organisation of charities. Goede Doelen Nederland has drawn up codes and guidelines with its members, for example the regulation on executive remuneration. AAP complies with all these codes and guidelines.

Articles of association

A liveable environment

Sustainability is not only reflected in our way of working, but is something to which we attach great value within AAP. Because if we are committed to a future in which exotic mammals no longer have to suffer, we must also ensure that our world remains a liveable environment.

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