2025年财务报表

Company number 4219306Charity number 1088670 Contents Legal and Administrative details1 -ActivitiesandImpact10-Strategy 203014-2026Objectives15-Financial Review16-Incoming Resources16 Structure, Governance and Management-Charity Status-Charity Objects Report of the Independent Auditor Legal and Administrative Details Charity registration number:1088670 Advisors:Bankers: Barclays Bank Plc, Education and CharitiesTeam, Corporate Banking,1 Churchill PlaceLondon,E14 5HP Company registration number:4219306 Registered and principal office:60 Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DS Solicitors: Bristows LLP, 100 Victoria EmbankmentLondon, EC4Y 0DH Trustees:Dr A Abou-Zeid Mr A Al-MannaiMr M Ben SulayemMr P KoderDr A MohamedMr G ObandoMs A Oliver VenereMs E Perry AM Eversheds Sutherland LLP, One Wood StreetLondon, EC2V 7WS HempsonsLLP, 3 Dorset Rise, London, EC4Y 8EN Herbert Smith, Exchange House, PrimroseStreet, London, EC2A 2HS Auditor:AzetsAudit Services, Gladstone House,77-79 High Street, Egham, Surrey, TW20 9HY Investment managers and custodians:CCLA Investment Management Limited,SenatorHouse, 85 Queen Victoria Street, London, Executive Director:Mr S Billingsley (to 16 January 2026) Acting Executive Director:Mr A Silverman (from 21 January 2026) Rathbones investment Management(formerlyInvestec Wealth & Investment Limited), Company Secretary:Ms J Gibbons (née Pearce) (to 21 January 2026) Sarasin and Partners LLP, Juxon House, 100 StPaul’s Churchyard, London, EC4M 8BU(to 24 April 2025) Website:www.fiafoundation.org State Street Investment Management,20 Churchill Place, Canary Wharf, LondonE14 5HJ (from 9 April 2025) Highlights2025 Activitiesand Impact The FIA Foundation (theFoundation) supports and promotes safe and sustainable mobility around theworld. Our objective is safe and 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 more injured on the roads globally every year. We advocate for increasedinternational and country level response to this epidemic in line with the Sustainable Development 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 also 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-in2025the highlights ofour funding programme and initiativesare the following: •By 2025, 1,339,490km of high riskroads assessed for safety by the International RoadAssessment Programme (iRAP) with 59,192 people trained globally in the iRAP methodology.•US$32.72 billion of investment influenced in safer roads through partners / road agenciesworldwide as a result of iRAP activities.•33 new countrieswerereached with iRAP safety assessments taking the total to 135 countries.•Safe Schools Africa led by Amend has provided school area design recommendations on 10 roadcorridorin fiveAfrican countriescovering over 700km of roads. As a result road safetyimprovements have so far been constructed around 25 schools covering approximately 23,000school children.•Led by Asian Injury Prevention (AIP) Foundation in Vietnam, all 63 Vietnamese provinces wereencouraged to adopt Safe School Zone Guide recommendations, further supported by US$3.5million investment from the Vietnamese government for upgrades around 3,300 schools.By2025the programme directly benefitted over 130,000 road users nationally and a further 16 Highlights2025 and 2025. The market share of battery electric vehicles has quadrupled, rising from 0.59% in2023 to 2.2% in 2025. The offer of battery electric vehicle models has tripled, while the average For further highlights see:https://www.fiafoundation.org/resources/fia-foundation-annual-review-2025 Highlights2025 Charitableactivitiesat a glance: Total charitable expenditure:€23,206,000(2024: €21,736,000) Total Expenditure€23,832,000(2024: €22,903,000) Total expenditure includes the cost of charitable activities (above) andthe cost of managing investments €626,000 (2024: €1,167,000). Highlights2025 Resources Expended Resources expended by cost category: Grantsawarded The Foundation is primarily a grant making organisation. Highlights2025 Highlights2025 Grants awarded toinstitutions(afteradjustments)continued: Full details of grants by including the activity undertaken and the source of funding are disclosed in note4to the accounts. Investment Performance: Chair’s Statement 2025again saw the Foundation supporting important programmes on road safety, the environmentalimpacts of road transport and on safe and sustainable motor sport.Following the strategic review the A highlight of our funding progra