Our Accounts

The MSF Foundation aims to ensure transparency and proper use of funds received from public generosity, and to being accountable to its donors. Each year, our accounts are audited by our external auditors, Ernst & Young.

 

Zinder, Niger
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Our 2024 Accounts

In 2024, the Foundation continued to develop an original innovation model dedicated to serving patients across numerous humanitarian settings. As part of the MSF movement, it enjoys a special status granting it significant operational independence, largely thanks to the generosity of its donors, while maintaining close ties with MSF’s field operations.

This unique position enables the Foundation to stay closely connected to the key challenges that improve patients’ lives, while remaining strategically agile. This flexibility protects it from the short-term constraints faced in the field and gives it the capacity to invest in truly innovative projects, often spanning several years.

This exceptional situation (rare in the humanitarian sector) combined with MSF’s strengths, generates high-impact innovations. Some, like Antibiogo and the 3D program, are now well known, while other projects are currently under development.

The year 2024 was marked by active exploration of solutions addressing MSF’s ongoing field needs, across diverse areas including diagnostics, prevention, patient care, as well as studies and analyses conducted by CRASH.

The budget allocated to support MSF operations amounted to €4.589 million, representing an 8% increase compared to 2023, with donations, legacies, and sponsorships rising by 12% over the same period.

Finally, 85% of resources were dedicated to funding the Foundation’s operational projects, reflecting rigorous resource management and a strong commitment to controlling administrative expenses.

Graphs presenting the allocation of combined resources and expenses of the MSF Foundation for 2024.