2024年财务报表

ContentsLegal and Administrative detailsTrustees’Report:Highlights2024Chair’sStatementStrategic Report-ActivitiesandImpact-2025Objectives-Financial Review-Incoming Resources-Expenditure and Charitable Activities-Reserves Policy and Management-Investment Policy and Performance-Internal Control and Risk ManagementStructure, Governance andManagement-Charity Status-Charity Objects-Trustees-Other MattersReport of the Independent AuditorFinancial Statements:-Statement of Financial Activities-Balance Sheet-Statementof Cash Flows-Notes to theAccountsFive Year Financial Summary 12891314151517192227272835374142434468 Legal and Administrative Details1Charity registration number:Advisors:1088670Bankers:Barclays Bank Plc, Education and CharitiesCompany registration number:Team, Corporate Banking,1 Churchill Place4219306London,E14 5HPRegistered and principal office:Solicitors:60 Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DSBristows LLP, 100 Victoria EmbankmentLondon, EC4Y 0DHTrustees:Dr AAbou-ZeidEversheds Sutherland LLP, One Wood StreetMr M Ben SulayemLondon, EC2V 7WSMr G BraggiottiMr W HepingHempsons LLP, 3 Dorset Rise, London, EC4Y 8ENMr W KrausMr A Al-MannaiHerbert Smith, Exchange House, PrimroseMr G ObandoStreet, London, EC2A 2HSMs A Oliver VenereMs E Perry AMAuditor:Mr R Reid (resigned 27 June 2024)Azets Audit Services, Gladstone House,Mr D Richards CBE77-79 High Street,Egham, Surrey, TW20 9HYMr C Sanz de BarrosMr A Sticchi DamianiInvestment managers and custodians:Mr J Šťovíček (co-opted 23 October 2024,CCLA Investment Management Limited,Senatorappointed 12 December 2024)House, 85 Queen Victoria Street, London,Mr B TayEC4V 4ETMr K WoodierRathbones incorporatingInvestec Wealth &Executive Director:Investment Limited, 30 Gresham Street,Mr S BillingsleyLondon, EC2V 7QNCompanySecretary:Sarasin and Partners LLP, Juxon House, 100 StMs J Gibbons (née Pearce)Paul’s Churchyard, London, EC4M 8BUWebsite:www.fiafoundation.org Highlights2024Activitiesand ImpactThe FIA Foundation (theFoundation) supports andpromotes safe and sustainable mobility around theworld. Our objective is safeand healthy journeys for all.We work to prevent road traffic injury in the context of a world in which almost 1.4 million people arekilled and many millions moreinjured on the roads globally every year. We advocate for increasedinternational and country level response to this epidemic in line with the Sustainable DevelopmentGoals(SDG)agenda and we support programmes designed to reduce the toll of human suffering.With growing political awareness of the health effects of air pollution, including from vehicles, we workwith UN agencies, expert partners and major cities to accurately measure the emissions performance ofvehicles, and to highlight the rights of all, and especially children, to safe and healthy travel. We alsoleadpioneeringwork to understand the mobility impact of harassment on women.Our support for cutting-edge motor sport safety research and training contributes to keeping thousandsof participants and spectators safe across the world.Our Social Impact-in2024the highlights ofour funding programme and initiativesare the following:•Independent analysis by Johns Hopkins University estimated that implementation of theInternational Road Assessment Programme’s (iRAP) safe road design protocols has prevented700,000 serious injuries and deaths since 2016;•US $2.9 billion of safer road investment has been influenced by iRAP’s safety assessmentsin 2024;•£38.3 million of new safer road investment based on iRAP assessments announced by Departmentof Transport in England;•40,000 square metres of public space remodelled to prioritise children through Streets for Kidsprojects led by the Global Designing Cities Initiative(GDCI);•‘Sammy’s Law’ legislation enabling local speed reductions to 20mph in New York City. Advocacycampaign led by Families for Safe Streets received funded support from the FIA Foundation;•First NCAP World Congress held at German auto club ADAC, convening all new car assessmentprogrammes, car industry leaders and policymakers, organised by Global NCAP;•Africa’s first motorcycle crash helmet test laboratory launched in Kigali, Rwanda, with financial andtechnical support from the FIA Foundation, in collaboration with the UN Road Safety Fund;•Analysis of walking and cycling policies of all 197 member countries of the UN Climate Treatypublished by the Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) and model national climatecommitments promoted;•More than $260 million of funding catalysed by the Clean AirFund; and•Motor sport safety standards for helmets and protective clothing updated;120 race marshaltraining events;300 medical officials and 43,000 grassroots drivers trained through FIA sport grants. 2 Highlights2024Charitableactivitiesat a glance:Safety, environment and mobility€12,934,000(2023: €13,562,000)Motorsportsafety€5,937,000(2023: €5,077,000)Memberships and affiliations€38,000(2023: €37,000)Representational activities and external commu