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Care Facts & Figures 2007

The world of CARE Africa 1 Angola 2 Benin 3 Burundi 4 Cameroon 5 Chad 6 Democratic Republic of Congo 7 Eritrea 8 Ethiopia 9 Ghana 10 Ivory Coast 11 Kenya 12 Lesotho 13 Madagascar 14 Malawi 15 Mali 16 Mozambique 17 Niger 18 Nigeria 19 Rwanda 20 Sierra Leone 21 Somalia 22 South Africa 23 Sudan 24 Swaziland 25 Tanzania 26 Togo 27 Uganda 28 Zambia 29 Zimbabwe Asia 30 Afghanistan 31 Bangladesh 32 Cambodia 33 East Timor 34 India 35 Indonesia 36 Laos 37 Myanmar 38 Nepal 39 Pakistan 40 Papua New Guinea 41 Philippines 42 Sri Lanka 43 Tajikistan 44 Thailand* 45 Vietnam Latin America and the Caribbean 46 Bolivia 47 Brazil 48 Colombia 49 Cuba 50 Ecuador 51 El Salvador 52 Guatemala 53 Haiti 54 Honduras 55 Nicaragua 56 Peru Middle East and Europe 57 Bosnia/Herzegovina 58 Bulgaria 59 Croatia 60 Egypt 61 Georgia 62 Jordan 63 Kosovo 64 Lebanon 65 Montenegro 66 Romania 67 Russian Federation (North Caucasus) 68 Serbia 69 Syria 70 West Bank/Gaza 71 Yemen C L 52 51 54 49 55 53 48 50 56 47 20 10 I D H K F E 59 57 6 15 17 18 4 9 2 26 46 CARE International Member Countries A Australia B Austria C Canada D Denmark E France F Germany/Luxemburg G Japan H Netherlands I Norway J Thailand* K United Kingdom L United States CARE International Member Countries with CARE Programming in FY07 CI Secretariat (Geneva, Brussels, New York) 2 CARE Facts & Figures 2007 *Thailand is both a member of CARE International and a country with ongoing CARE programming.

Victories over poverty Programming Highlights: 67 In 2007 (FY07) CARE supported more than 1,000 poverty-fighting projects in 71 countries to reach more than 65 million people. The following are some highlights of our work in 2007 to empower women and families around the world: 5 B 68 63 1 5 6 22 28 27 19 3 66 64 70 60 23 29 58 12 25 61 69 62 30 43 39 34 37 31 7 J 71 44 16 24 8 11 14 13 21 42 38 36 32 45 35 33 41 A G 40 CARE s education programs helped 7.5 million students acquire the skills they need to succeed, and removed barriers to school attendance especially for girls. CARE and our partners reached more than 40 million people with information and services to protect their health, plan their families and raise healthy children. Our economic development programs helped 8.8 million people 53 percent women with training and resources to save money and start businesses. More than 12 million people enjoyed improved access to safe water and sanitation, and learned about healthy behaviors to prevent illness. About 7 million people received information to stop the spread of HIV and reduce the negative social and economic consequences of HIV/AIDS. 11.5 million people participated in CARE projects to improve crop production, increase income and sustainably manage natural resources. More than 15 million people benefited from our emergency preparedness and response projects, with particular emphasis on the needs of the most vulnerable: children, women and the elderly. CARE Facts & Figures 2007 3

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY AND NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2007 - USD '000 CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE Int l Comb. Total Total Australia Canada Danmark Deutschland France Japan Nederland Norge Osterreich Int l UK Raks Thai USA Secretariat Adj. 2007 2006 SUPPORT AND REVENUE Agricultural commodities - - - - - - - - - - - 45,326 - - 45,326 82,138 Donor contributions 11,587 6,962 2,800 4,595 8,887 785 2,547 2,341 2,681 9,095 181 116,400 - - 168,862 172,839 Programs contracted with member organizations 10,255 63,096 - - - - - - - - 2,574 138,932 - -214,858 - - Contributions in kind 54 13,393-1 13 - - - - - 0 1,835 - - 15,296 50,422 Government and non-governmental agencies grants 13,283 47,659 10,003 12,159 12,940 552 36,862 12,283 14,596 77,023 5,668 289,466 - - 532,494 545,411 Interest and other income 2,638 2,032 202 1,077 1,712 145 94 63 770 659 250 12,898 626-23,167 17,145 Administrative support - 973 - - - 136 - - - - 245-4,811-6,166 - - Total support and revenue 37,817 134,116 13,005 17,831 23,553 1,619 39,504 14,688 18,047 86,777 8,919 604,857 5,437-221,024 785,146 867,955 EXPENSES Development program activities and disaster and emergency relief Supporting services and other expenses 29,864 123,258 9,640 14,103 17,908 800 34,553 12,075 16,722 78,829 8,405 535,951 - -214,858 667,249 740,874 6,313 12,074 3,130 3,827 5,404 810 3,615 2,363 1,446 9,352 148 71,892 5,177-6,166 119,388 103,638 Total expenses 36,178 135,332 12,770 17,930 23,312 1,610 38,168 14,438 18,167 88,182 8,553 607,843 5,177-221,024 786,637 844,512 EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) 1,639-1,216 235-99 241 9 1,336 250-120 -1,405 366-2,986 260 - -1,491 23,444 Net assets, beginning of year 7,779 4,288 143 9,764 3,582 1,359 2,761 2,240 1,590 21,416 2,844 327,269 948-385,984 358,075 Other changes - - - - -1,026 11 - - - - 9 27 - - -978 3,394 Currency translation adjustment 1,396 163 20 716 239-78 246 161 114 2,160 665 27,237 78-33,115 1,070 Net assets, end of year 10,814 3,235 398 10,381 3,036 1,300 4,343 2,651 1,584 22,171 3,884 351,547 1,285-416,630 385,984 4 CARE Facts & Figures 2007

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2007 - USD '000 ASSETS CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE Int l Comb. Total Total Australia Canada Danmark Deutschland France Japan Nederland Norge Osterreich Int l UK Raks Thai USA Secretariat Adj. 2007 2006 Cash and short term investments 37,130 22,978 2,341 9,221 4,301 338 7,533 4,358 4,278 13,586 5,367 298,275 1,276-410,983 431,250 Receivables from governmental and non-governmental agencies 2,757 14,889 2,238 3,965 4,113 18 53,700 448 107 5,881 1,065 32,547 654-17,175 105,207 135,212 Deposits and other assets 421 1,158 33 11,897 1,609 31 - - 2,627 7,212 185 327,648 62-352,884 260,315 Property and equipment, net 625 4,970 235 131 55 1,086 45 97 225 623 78 11,163 6-19,337 12,331 Total assets 40,933 43,995 4,847 25,213 10,078 1,473 61,277 4,903 7,237 27,303 6,695 669,633 1,998-17,175 888,411 839,108 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE Accounts payable and accrued expenses Advances by governmental and non-governmental agencies 923 9,243 372 130 667 44 1,145 262 131 685 94 59,634 713-17,175 56,869 90,781 27,769 29,190 3,205 14,485 6,375 125 54,500 1,778 5,464 2,960 1,788 132,448 - - 280,088 284,223 Debt and other liabilities 1,426 2,326 872 216-4 1,290 213 59 1,487 928 126,004 - - 134,825 78,120 Total liabilities 30,119 40,759 4,449 14,832 7,042 173 56,934 2,252 5,654 5,132 2,811 318,086 713-17,175 471,782 453,123 Net assets 10,814 3,235 398 10,381 3,036 1,300 4,343 2,651 1,584 22,171 3,884 351,547 1,285-416,630 385,984 Total liabilities and net assets 40,933 43,995 4,847 25,213 10,078 1,473 61,277 4,903 7,237 27,303 6,695 669,633 1,998-17,175 888,411 839,108 CARE Facts & Figures 2007 5

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY AND NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2007 - EURO '000 SUPPORT AND REVENUE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE Int l Comb. Total Total Australia Canada Danmark Deutschland France Japan Nederland Norge Osterreich Int l UK Raks Thai USA Secretariat Adj. 2007 2006 Agricultural commodities - - - - - - - - - - - 34,745 - - 34,745 67,540 Donor contributions 8,874 5,336 2,144 3,519 6,806 602 1,951 1,793 2,053 6,968 139 89,226 - - 129,412 142,088 Programs contracted with member organizations 7,854 48,360 - - - - - - - - 1,971 106,498 - -164,683 - - Contributions in kind 41 10,265-1 10 - - - - - 0 1,407 - - 11,724 41,446 Government and non-governmental agencies grants 10,173 36,529 7,661 9,312 9,910 423 28,231 9,406 11,178 59,010 4,339 221,890 - - 408,063 448,351 Interest and other income 2,021 1,558 154 825 1,311 111 72 48 590 505 192 9,887 479-17,753 14,095 Administrative support - 746 - - - 105 - - - - 187-3,685-4,723 - - Total support and revenue 28,963 102,793 9,960 13,656 18,038 1,241 30,254 11,247 13,822 66,483 6,828 463,653 4,164-169,406 601,696 713,520 EXPENSES Development program activities and disaster and emergency relief Supporting services and other expenses 22,872 94,471 7,383 10,801 13,715 613 26,462 9,247 12,806 60,394 6,434 410,833 - -164,683 511,348 609,053 4,835 9,254 2,397 2,931 4,139 621 2,769 1,810 1,107 7,165 114 55,109 3,965-4,723 91,494 85,198 Total expenses 27,708 103,725 9,780 13,732 17,854 1,234 29,231 11,056 13,914 67,559 6,548 465,942 3,965-169,406 602,842 694,251 EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) 1,255-932 180-76 185 7 1,023 191-92 -1,076 280-2,289 199 - -1,145 19,269 Net assets, beginning of year 6,199 3,417 114 7,780 2,854 1,083 2,200 1,785 1,267 17,065 2,266 260,801 755-307,586 296,843 Other changes - - - - -786 8 - - - - 7 20,899 - - 20,129 2,705 Currency translation adjustment 572-85 0 0 0-133 0-9 - 466 330-18,493 0 - -17,352-11,231 Net assets, end of year 8,027 2,401 294 7,704 2,253 965 3,223 1,967 1,175 16,454 2,883 260,918 954-309,218 307,586 6 CARE Facts & Figures 2007

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2007 - EURO '000 ASSETS CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE Int l Comb. Total Total Australia Canada Danmark Deutschland France Japan Nederland Norge Osterreich Int l UK Raks Thai USA Secretariat Adj. 2007 2006 Cash and short term investments 27,559 17,053 1,730 6,843 3,192 251 5,590 3,234 3,175 10,083 3,984 221,380 947-305,020 343,655 Receivables from governmental and non-governmental agencies 2,046 11,050 1,654 2,942 3,052 13 39,851 332 79 4,365 791 24,156 485-12,747 78,071 107,741 Deposits and other assets 312 859 24 8,829 1,194 23 - - 1,950 5,352 137 243,180 46-261,908 207,442 Property and equipment, net 464 3,688 174 97 41 806 33 72 167 463 58 8,285 4-14,351 9,826 Total assets 30,382 32,650 3,581 18,711 7,479 1,093 45,475 3,638 5,371 20,263 4,969 497,002 1,483-12,747 659,350 668,665 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE Accounts payable and accrued expenses Advances by governmental and non-governmental agencies 685 6,860 275 97 495 32 850 194 97 509 70 44,260 529-12,747 42,206 72,342 20,611 21,663 2,368 10,750 4,731 93 40,445 1,319 4,055 2,197 1,328 98,303 - - 207,862 226,484 Debt and other liabilities 1,059 1,726 644 161-3 957 158 44 1,104 689 93,520 - - 100,064 62,253 Total liabilities 22,355 30,249 3,287 11,007 5,226 128 42,252 1,671 4,196 3,809 2,086 236,083 529-12,747 350,132 361,079 Net assets 8,027 2,401 294 7,704 2,253 965 3,223 1,967 1,175 16,454 2,883 260,918 954-309,218 307,586 Total liabilities and net assets 30,382 32,650 3,581 18,711 7,479 1,093 45,475 3,638 5,371 20,263 4,969 497,002 1,483-12,747 659,350 668,665 CARE Facts & Figures 2007 7

Our Vision We seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and people live in dignity and security. CARE International will be a global force and a partner of choice within a worldwide movement dedicated to ending poverty. We will be known everywhere for our unshakable commitment to the dignity of people. www.care-international.org A Global Movement CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. Nonpolitical and non-sectarian, we operated in 2007 in 68 countries around the world, reaching millions of people in the poorest communities. CARE tackles underlying causes of poverty so that people can become selfsufficient. We deliver emergency aid to survivors of natural disasters and war and stay on to help people rebuild their lives. CARE International Member Countries Australia Austria Canada Denmark France Germany/Luxemburg Japan Netherlands Norway Thailand United Kingdom United States Photo Credits Cover: Anne Heslop/CARE; P 2-3: Anne Heslop/CARE, Valenda Campbell/CARE; P4-5: Anne Heslop/CARE, Valenda Campbell/CARE; P 6-7: Anne Heslop/CARE, Peter Frey/CARE; Back Cover: Jason Sangster/CARE CI Secretariat Chemin de Balexert 7-9 1219 Chatelaine (Geneva) Switzerland Tel.: +41 22 795 10 20 Fax: +41 22 795 10 29