The accounts have now been 'Independently Examined' by Jean Douglas. Having expected a large number of negative comments, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that she didn't find any errors and that with a few minor tweaks, my accounting system was more than adequate!
We are now in the process of preparing the accounts in the 'Accruals' format so that we can comply with SORP 2005.
Next step, Annual Report and an AGM.......... http://www.for-ethiopia.com will have the report once published.
Friday, January 19, 2007
Friday, January 12, 2007
Another late update.
A lot has happened since the last post.
For Ethiopia Association in Addis Ababa have reported their end of year and are waiting for the auditors to finish. At the same time they are submitting next year's (06/07) proposal which will include work from the donations of Bristol Grammar School, St Joseph's RC Primary School, Bradgate Surgery, John Humphrys' Kitchen Table Charitable Trust (excuse the punctuation John!) among others. Projects will include two more springs, two new wells, furniture, books and equipment for various schools and clinics in the Addis Alem region.
In Bristol, we have been preparing the accounts for an audit ready for the next AGM (date to be announced).
John has been over to Ethiopia (on a sort of working holiday) and got to see the finished springs as well as the new locations.
Our friend Sean held a preview of his new cafe called Kuvuka which opens on Saturday the 13th December. The cafe will promote issues in Africa and will sell fairtrade coffee. Pop down to see it on Stokes Croft near the centre of Bristol.
Tigist has been involved in campaigning with Oxfam against the unfair deals Starbucks give to the Ethiopian farmers and has got herself on various sites.
Lots more happening, but I will write more when we have a date announced for the AGM...
For Ethiopia Association in Addis Ababa have reported their end of year and are waiting for the auditors to finish. At the same time they are submitting next year's (06/07) proposal which will include work from the donations of Bristol Grammar School, St Joseph's RC Primary School, Bradgate Surgery, John Humphrys' Kitchen Table Charitable Trust (excuse the punctuation John!) among others. Projects will include two more springs, two new wells, furniture, books and equipment for various schools and clinics in the Addis Alem region.
In Bristol, we have been preparing the accounts for an audit ready for the next AGM (date to be announced).
John has been over to Ethiopia (on a sort of working holiday) and got to see the finished springs as well as the new locations.
Our friend Sean held a preview of his new cafe called Kuvuka which opens on Saturday the 13th December. The cafe will promote issues in Africa and will sell fairtrade coffee. Pop down to see it on Stokes Croft near the centre of Bristol.
Tigist has been involved in campaigning with Oxfam against the unfair deals Starbucks give to the Ethiopian farmers and has got herself on various sites.
Lots more happening, but I will write more when we have a date announced for the AGM...
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