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Care Facts & Figures 2005

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 Liberia 14 Madagascar 15 Malawi 16 Mali 17 Mozambique 18 Niger 19 Rwanda 20 Sierra Leone 21 Somalia 22 South Africa 23 Sudan 24 Tanzania 25 Togo 26 Uganda 27 Zambia 28 Zimbabwe Asia 29 Afghanistan 30 Bangladesh 31 Cambodia 32 East Timor 33 India 34 Indonesia 35 Laos 36 Myanmar 37 Nepal 38 Pakistan 39 Philippines 40 Sri Lanka 41 Tajikistan 42 Thailand* 43 Vietnam Latin America and the Caribbean 44 Bolivia 45 Brazil 46 Colombia 47 Cuba 48 Ecuador 49 El Salvador 50 Guatemala 51 Haiti 52 Honduras 53 Jamaica 54 Nicaragua 55 Peru Middle East and Europe 56 Albania 57 Bosnia/Herzegovina 58 Bulgaria 59 Croatia 60 Egypt 61 Georgia 62 Iraq 63 Jordan 64 Kosovo 65 Macedonia 66 Romania 67 Russian Federation (North Caucasus) 68 Serbia/ Montenegro 69 West Bank/Gaza 70 Yemen C L 50 49 47 52 5453 46 48 55 51 44 45 20 K 16 I D H F E 59 57 6 18 4 2 13 10 9 25 CARE International Member Countries A Australia B Austria C Canada D Denmark E France F Germany G Japan H Netherlands I Norway J Thailand* K United Kingdom L United States CARE International Member Countries with CARE Programming in FY05 CI Secretariat (Geneva, Brussels, New York) 2 CARE Facts & Figures 2005

Victories over poverty Programming Highlights: CARE s poverty fighting work reached 48 million people in Fiscal Year 2005 (FY05) through 861 projects in 70 countries. 67 Over 21 million people received training or other assistance to improve their crops and protect natural resources, creating sustainable solutions to hunger. B 68 66 2.8 million children benefited from projects that improve the quality of education and increase school enrollment, particularly for girls, who are more likely to miss out on schooling. 4 56 65 58 61 41 69 29 62 37 63 38 60 33 36 30 5 7 J 23 42 70 31 8 40 26 11 21 19 6 3 24 1 27 28 14 15 17 22 12 35 43 34 32 39 A G 10.5 million people received emergency assistance during times of crisis, with emphasis on the needs of the most vulnerable, especially women and children. Nearly 31 million people gained access to better health services, allowing them to plan pregnancies, have safe deliveries and enjoy good newborn care. More than 23 million people got information that helped them prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and reduce the suffering from one of the worst humanitarian crises of our time. More than 2.8 million people, 70 percent of them women, benefited from projects that teach business skills, increase access to credit and help people start and sustain small businesses. 2.5 million people gained access to safe water and sanitation, and learned hygiene skills, which, together, keep families healthy and reduce the burden on women of gathering water and caring for the sick. *Thailand is both a member of CARE International and a country with ongoing CARE programming. CARE Facts & Figures 2005 3

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY AND NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2005 - USD '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. 2005 2004 Agricultural commodities 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74,113 0 0 74,113 103,516 Donor contributions 16,611 6,693 1,710 5,829 8,956 554 1,401 2,308 2,359 8,262 1,007 143,941 0 0 199,631 107,409 Programs contracted with member organizations 14,776 35,116 0 5 29 0 0 0 0 0 234 119,649 0-169,809 0 0 Contributions in kind 66 5,689 0 4 257 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,925 0 0 8,942 46,523 Government and non-governmental agencies grants 14,937 41,832 7,833 11,726 9,892 379 34,068 11,585 8,628 67,060 3,845 276,097 0 0 487,882 444,552 Interest and other income 1,188 1,995 202 192 684 122-37 4 1,242 273 46 7,631 232 0 13,773 10,581 Administrative support 0 0 0 0 258 0 0 252 0 0 0 0 2,982-3,492 0 0 Total support and revenue 47,578 91,325 9,745 17,756 20,077 1,054 35,432 14,149 12,230 75,595 5,133 624,356 3,213-173,301 784,341 712,582 EXPENSES Development program activities and disaster and emergency relief Supporting services and other expenses 40,043 82,762 7,296 13,425 14,110 502 32,010 11,313 11,655 66,560 4,337 508,491 449-169,809 623,144 622,446 4,201 8,543 2,558 2,902 5,918 515 2,687 2,299 964 8,160 313 56,445 3,122-3,492 95,134 83,906 Total expenses 44,245 91,304 9,854 16,326 20,027 1,017 34,697 13,613 12,618 74,720 4,650 564,936 3,571-173,301 718,278 706,352 EXCESS (DEFICIT) 3,333 20-108 1,430 49 37 735 537-389 875 482 59,420-358 0 66,063 6,229 Net assets, beginning of year 2,512 3,038 248 2,551 1,847 1,364 1,340 680 1,021 6,566 1,776 247,985 935 0 271,861 242,160 Other changes 0 0 68 40 1,431 0 0 0 1 11,509 0 6,709 223 0 19,981 21,482 Currency translation adjustment 217 286 7-43 -53-69 -21 39 32-98 -127 0 0 0 170 1,990 Net assets, end of year 6,062 3,344 213 3,977 3,274 1,332 2,054 1,256 666 18,853 2,132 314,114 800 0 358,075 271,861 4 CARE Facts & Figures 2005

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2005 - 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. 2005 2004 Cash and short term investments 35,615 25,769 1,296 5,861 3,684 353 4,950 2,362 4,250 10,035 3,707 302,268 1,093 0 401,243 319,030 Receivables from governmental and non-governmental agencies 1,999 13,741 2,011 1,407 3,601 0 32,822 769 1,682 9,499 726 47,255 346-18,336 97,522 103,389 Deposits and other assets 170 1,041 15 4,420 1,152 1,153 0 0 188 8,773 567 216,807 78 0 234,364 125,301 Property and equipment, net 456 3,813 258 85 24 0 33 85 54 803 6 7,516 10 0 13,143 65,984 Total assets 38,240 44,364 3,580 11,774 8,460 1,506 37,805 3,216 6,175 29,110 5,006 573,846 1,527-18,336 746,272 613,704 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE Accounts payable and accrued expenses Advances by governmental and non-governmental agencies 1,701 6,893 242 238 381 6 774 243 876 513 50 63,114 727-18,336 57,421 57,519 29,423 31,313 2,848 7,024 4,204 161 34,907 1,617 4,569 7,954 2,356 130,304 0 0 256,681 197,558 Debt and other liabilities 1,054 2,814 278 535 601 8 69 100 64 1,790 468 66,314 0 0 74,094 86,765 Total liabilities 32,177 41,020 3,368 7,797 5,186 174 35,751 1,960 5,509 10,257 2,874 259,732 727-18,336 388,196 341,843 Net assets 6,062 3,344 213 3,977 3,274 1,332 2,054 1,256 666 18,853 2,132 314,114 800 358,075 271,861 Total liabilities and net assets 38,240 44,364 3,580 11,774 8,460 1,506 37,805 3,216 6,175 29,110 5,006 573,846 1,527-18,336 746,272 613,704 CARE Facts & Figures 2005 5

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY AND NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2005 - 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. 2005 2004 Agricultural commodities 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58,304 0 0 58,304 86,920 Donor contributions 13,054 5,261 1,343 4,578 7,035 435 1,101 1,814 1,853 6,495 792 113,237 0 0 156,997 90,190 Programs contracted with member organizations 11,612 27,602 0 4 23 0 0 0 0 0 184 94,127 0-133,551 0 0 Contributions in kind 52 4,472 0 3 202 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,301 0 0 7,030 39,065 Government and non-governmental agencies grants 11,738 32,880 6,155 9,210 7,770 298 26,760 9,102 6,777 52,720 3,023 217,203 0 0 383,636 373,281 Interest and other income 933 1,568 159 151 537 96-29 3 976 215 36 6,003 182 0 10,830 8,885 Administrative support 0 0 0 0 203 0 0 198 0 0 0 0 2,346-2,747 0 0 Total support and revenue 37,389 71,783 7,657 13,947 15,770 829 27,831 11,117 9,606 59,430 4,035 491,175 2,528-136,297 616,798 598,340 EXPENSES Development program activities and disaster and emergency relief Supporting services and other expenses 31,468 65,052 5,733 10,545 11,083 395 25,143 8,888 9,155 52,327 3,410 400,025 353-133,551 490,025 522,656 3,301 6,715 2,010 2,279 4,648 405 2,111 1,807 757 6,415 246 44,405 2,456-2,747 74,808 70,454 Total expenses 34,769 71,767 7,743 12,824 15,731 800 27,254 10,695 9,912 58,741 3,656 444,430 2,810-136,297 564,833 593,110 EXCESS (DEFICIT) 2,619 16-85 1,123 39 29 577 422-305 688 379 46,745-282 0 51,965 5,231 Net assets, beginning of year 2,110 2,551 208 2,142 1,551 1,145 1,125 571 856 5,513 1,491 208,228 785 0 228,276 232,042 Other changes 0 0 53 31 1,124-57 0 0 1 9,048 0 5,278 175 0 15,653 17,847 Currency translation adjustment 297 205 0 0 0-13 0 48 0 381-103 150-15 0 949-26,841 Net assets, end of year 5,026 2,772 176 3,296 2,714 1,104 1,702 1,041 552 15,630 1,767 260,401 663 0 296,843 228,278 6 CARE Facts & Figures 2005

CARE INTERNATIONAL AND ITS MEMBERS COMBINED BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2005 - 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. 2005 2004 Cash and short term investments 29,525 21,363 1,074 4,858 3,053 293 4,103 1,957 3,522 8,319 3,073 250,580 906 0 332,627 267,884 Receivables from governmental and non-governmental agencies 1,657 11,391 1,667 1,166 2,985 0 27,202 638 1,394 7,875 602 39,174 286-15,201 80,838 86,814 Deposits and other assets 141 863 13 3,663 954 956 0 0 156 7,274 470 179,733 65 0 194,287 105,213 Property and equipment, net 378 3,161 214 71 20 0 27 70 45 666 5 6,231 8 0 10,896 55,406 Total assets 31,701 36,779 2,968 9,758 7,012 1,249 31,331 2,665 5,118 24,134 4,150 475,718 1,266-15,201 618,648 515,316 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE Accounts payable and accrued expenses Advances by governmental and non-governmental agencies 1,410 5,714 200 197 316 5 642 201 726 425 42 52,322 603-15,201 47,602 48,296 24,392 25,959 2,361 5,822 3,484 134 28,930 1,340 3,787 6,594 1,953 108,022 0 0 212,778 165,886 Debt and other liabilities 874 2,333 230 443 498 6 57 83 53 1,484 388 54,974 0 0 61,424 72,856 Total liabilities 26,675 34,007 2,792 6,462 4,298 145 29,629 1,625 4,566 8,503 2,383 215,318 603-15,201 321,804 287,038 Net assets 5,026 2,772 176 3,296 2,714 1,104 1,702 1,041 552 15,630 1,767 260,401 663 0 296,843 228,278 Total liabilities and net assets 31,701 36,779 2,968 9,758 7,012 1,249 31,331 2,665 5,118 24,134 4,150 475,718 1,266-15,201 618,648 515,316 CARE Facts & Figures 2005 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 operate in 70 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 also 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 Japan Netherlands Norway Thailand United Kingdom United States CI Secreteriat Chemin de Balexert 7-9 1219 Chatelaine (Geneva) Switzerland Tel.: +41 22 795 10 20 Fax: +41 22 795 10 29