ADARA DEVELOPMENT {UK)
ANNUAL REPORT
AND
FINANCIALSTATEIIIE￿S
31 DECEMBER 20ZJ
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Charity PartuAar¥
Trustees, Rewrt
IndependentAuditC￿$Rep0rt
9-11
ststementof Financ4alAthwitse$
12-13
Balance Shget
14
)lestothÈ Finanaal Slatemerts
15-19

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ADARA DEVELOPMENT ILI(I
TrUSTEES'REPORT
YEAR ENDE031 DECENEER 2023
The Trustees pre8enl tsir reportand the audited finanaal statements of Ad¥a Development IVKI lor lh&
year ended 31 December2023.
The fin8n(ig1 ststements have teen prepared In aCc￿dar￿2 with Ihe a¢¢ounbng poI￿je5 sèt ¢yJt li the notes to
the accounts and c(￿pIY ￿lIh the charity's gov￿1￿9 do¢urnent, the Charities Act 2011 and Accounting and
Repoiting by chanti￿". Statemenl ol RecommerKltrd Practi￿ applicable to chariks preparing their acrxjunls ln
acxordance wlh the Financi81 Reporting Standard applicable in tha UK and Repu￿￿ ol Irdand published in
Olto￿r2019.
ructur•. govérnance and ma￿0$MOnt
Trust was estsblished under a Deèd of Trust dated 20 May 2002, as amended by a Supplementary Deed
dated 3 June 2003. 8 s￿)nd Supplementary Deed dated 21 Jun& 2010, a third Suppletnenlary D¢ed dated
18 February 2011, a fourth SuFplÈmÉntary Deed dated 10 November 2015 and a fifth Supplementary Deed
dated 20 March 2024.
The Charity 1$ administe￿ by the Trustees as listed on page 1. Where there is a reqU1￿Ment for new
Trustees, ihe power to ¥)point new Trustees is vested in Audette Evelyn Exel. The remaining Trustee$
aCkn￿edge re¢eipl ofthe appoinlment ofth* ntrw Tnjstee in writrng.
ObJo¢tl¥es and actlvltl
The Trustsas shall hold the Trust Flmd its income upon trustto apply it..
for the reliefof povety anywhere in theworfd.,
to advance education an￿here in the world," and
. for the relief gf sId[r￿$S by the provision of hèaltheAre anywhere In the world.
In fijrtherance of the abov• obi8cls the Trustees may, in partl¢xJlar, alone or in associathon with others (but not
so as to limit the generality ofthe Objects lislod obovel..
. initiate heatthcare projecis in lh8 developing wcdd with the aifn of ImproviTrJ Ihe he￿th of dwldr•n or adults
in underprivileged communtb¥$.
• prOc￿le essential drugs and Med￿81 equipmentfor use in Unde￿￿VIleged ￿MMUnitieS
• establish outreach medical servtes for rtmotè arèas of the worfd
. educale and traln heath¢8r¢ worker$to provide heathcare Servic68
• prornote edwatron and initial* educatlo) programmes in the deveFoplng through impyovernent
and vo&qb"onal educabon support
• èstablish. supwrt or transfer lund8 to any charitstle Irust charit8ble cnmpany or other a&wciation or
inst1￿110n whith is fomed fcrf any of the objects above.
Adara DeveIoFJ￿rnt IUK)'$ PLYpose is to.. "bridge the wJ1ds ol b￿lnesS and the world of in eXt￿t
povety. and to support vulnerable cornmunities ￿ hegtth, educaticsn and other essential 5¢rv¢¥$.'
In aOying the Trust FuTrJ in a¢xordance with their charitable objective8 thtr Tnjstees shall aim b) achieve the
mission statemènt by..
lrnproving th6 lives of people In rwnots communities through model health. education, child protection and
youth development programmes.
Reduc4ng prevenlablo m¥t¢rnal, n￿￿￿orn and child deaths and improvo the health and wellbeing of
communits"es.

ADARA DEVELOPMENT {UKI
TRUSTEES. REPORTICONTINUED}
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Supporting Adara's teams in Proving, improving, and disseminating the outcomes and apprg8¢h8s used to
provide quality heatth, edu¢xtion and other Serv￿8.
Increasing the impact of ryjr programmes by ensuring they ar& Informed by innov8Oon and best practi￿.
EX￿nentIalY wi(*ning Adara's impact Ithough extemal sharir¥J and intemal exch8nge ol kn￿edge in
our areas ol experDSè InclvJin9 Remote Communty Development. Malamal, Newbom Child Heallh.
and Ihe Adara rnod?l.
Providing èxcw.onal administration, eompliance, financk81. IT and le9a ser¥ice8 to support and facilitate
the Adara Group's mission and m¥n8go and mitigate operath'onal risk.
Buil¢Jlng brllliance, 8UPP¢rt and d&velcp exopb'onal teams.
Inspiring and brin9 loy to gxSsting future supporters. raise Adar8'$ global profile, and a¢quirts new
fvThJers and partners.
En5uriro the long-twm fjn8nLial sustainabllity of Adara Devel(yMent's critical work by b$ing Australia,
preerninenl ￿￿1￿4ue corporate adw80r wilh a 'pand for purpose, model replicabk in other markets and
iThIu51rie&
Thè Trustees confirm that Ilw have ¢omplied wth the duty in Section 4 of the Charities A¢1 2011 to have due
regatd to tt)e Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit.
Achlevementsand porf0m￿nCe
Adara Development IUKI is one ofa number of regisleTed FoLmdations and Twsts under tre Adafa Dweloprnent
banner. Adara Development receives donations throu9h partnership agrtrments. support from business98 or
individual donors. Globalty in 2023, Adara achteved the followrvj for families and their chiklren through our
remote Gommunity development and matèrnal, newtM)rn andchild httallh p￿gramMeS.
Rwnot•Communlty D￿elOpMant IRCDI
Sinco 1998, we have worked alongside remot¥ ¢cxnmunities - parti￿Lsty Ihos& in H￿rnIa and Ghyangfèdi In
Nepal- to increase S￿$$ to health, edU￿bOn and other essenti81 servK£s.
Over thi5 ts"me, wa have develcped a wlablè, I￿lIst•C and ￿mprehenSive mcthl called AdaraRernote,
AdaraRemote tsrg8ts five pillars..
Erbsuting p￿pIe can enjoy g¢)od heatth and nutriti.on.
Impromng ac£ess to ¢qurt*Jle and qualty educabon.
Strengtheniro thild protèthon.
Building ojmmunty resilienc8 to food insecurity, disaster aThJ dimate ckng&
Supporting youth to fijlfil thdr potential.
Vve believe ihat found*"ons can support o)mmunil*$ to truty thrive. This work 18 dono in partnership with
local, regional and nat￿nal govemmentg, as well as I￿01 organisath)n8 and commun￿"es.

ADAPA DEVELOPIIENT IUKI
TRUSTEES. REPORTICONTINUEOI
YEAR ENCED 31 DECEMBER 20ZJ
E￿¢allOn
Through our Myk wrth YalbaThJ School in Humla, Nepal - whth is recognlsed as a C?ntrg of Excellence- w•
have developed a comprthensNe remote e(lucation model. It Sncludes strenglhening tho 8ducatic*n sysltrm,
enhancing leomi￿ outccrfnes, prowding essential resour￿ for education. cre8ts.ng 8 child-frie￿IlY schojl
environment. improvlng child health, and ensuring child protection antj parbclpaticfi. We impl8m8nt this model
across 16 8¢hoo1$ in Nep￿.
2023 hvJhlights'.
1CIY/o of students across four schools passed Ihelr Sewbdary Education Examination ISEEI.
1.972 students ¢rmlled in 15 Ad8ra-supported schools- 52¥• ar¢ gids.
634 students enrolled in Shreg Ghyangfedi School and the surrounding eight feeder sd)CpJls.
Child prot•ttion
Vve ensure d)ildren are safe and can Ihrive. Wo dolhis by slrengthenlng cNld prots¢bon systems and Infi￿ncing
F4)licies', shaiing knowled9e,. developing reporting sysloms, ￿hanCIng child parti(apalon in educatiC￿., and raising
aWarer￿$S aboutthe dangers of child trafficking and (*ild m8rrTage. By improving qu81ityof ed￿ab¢n and hdping
to keep c*iklren-especially glrls- in 5Ghool, we aim to elirninats child trafficking and rnarriage where we operate.
2023 highlights..
100% of Adara-supported schools have e$tablished child clubs.
Produced 14 episodes ol an antitr¥ffieking radio programme that is broad*￿$1 thrgughoul the Humla region
71h our partrer, Th8 Himalayan Innovative &)ciety.
Health
We ensure cornmunities ift our target areas have access to ytrar-round heafthcare. As part of this work, we
strengthen the httalth system". ensure access to quality he8tthc8ro,' imwove water. sanrtabon and hygigng." and
enhatt￿ aettss$ io maternal, newborn and child heatth services. We do this by supporting and impfoviny lo¢al
90vemmenl health posts and birth1￿ centses and Investing in comrnunty health outrea¢h and education.
2D23 highlights..
10,429 appointmen15 al fve Adara-SUPPQrted health posts.
1,404 visits to the Sowa Rigpa Ilradrtional fib*lan medicine Pfactitioner}.
37 women gave birth al the Adara-supported birthing centre. Y￿th a 99.10 sur¥ivo1 ratg.
Rg¥ill￿1 Commu￿leS
th dimate change causing inctsasingly daNJerous wealhercond1b.o￿, communty WIIen￿ and disaster relief
ara growing areas of our work. Through infrastrudure and agriculture pro1￿. we trnsuro communlties are
prèpared for, and able to respond to, nattjral and human-made disasters. We also improve food security and
nutrth.on oUt￿meS by imwoving skills, k￿vledge and techrology $0 Ihal people have incTrased
access to nutritious food.
2023 ligNights'.
More than 120 $bJdenis and comrnunity meTllber5 in Ghyangfedl attended disasler preparedness trainiro.

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TRUSTEES'RepoRTI¢ONTINUEDI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Path*rahlpsfor change
As well as Imp￿menting our own projects, wè work vAth a handful of èxtraordinary grassfQ)ts NeFoli
organi8ation8 who are experts in their ar￿ olwoJ1(. These indude".
• Hands In Outreoth IHIO) helps rnots than 160 Ghadren - rnosly girf8- living in poverty to g¢ lo school. We
support lh8 9irls' families with he8llh and dentsl theck-ups, ￿ri{￿li¢ food distributi￿ and emèrgency support.
We also support le8chors at their eady leaming centr& In Kathmandu.
• The Womèn's FOUnda￿On IWFI ￿0￿deS ¥ SUPFth to vulrwatrje thildren who VK*m$ of
traffi￿Tr3 sexL4 $￿e. An a kam olexper￿dI¢￿l *8ff to
s*kjuskn ￿ protec￿ ftyhurK1redSof￿OMan aThJ gits ethyw.
. Th• Nlmalayan Innovatlve&*lety (THIS) w0￿S to reduce the inryden¢* of¢hlldtrafficking trom Ih8di8tri¢t
through anti-traffithing radio prcgramm&s. Adara supports THIS lo feduce trafficking in the Hurnf8 distrct
through anli-trafficking proje¢X$ induding watchdog comrnittees, ￿nferen￿S and radio prograThmtr$.
. Thg Hlmalayan Chlldren S¢xrety IHCS} partners %*ith the Y8lbang Sehool. It's a M￿e1 govemrnenl tscility
wth two on-site hostels. Adara SUppC￿ the running ¢osts ol one of the hostels, prowdes sthtslarshlps to
studènts in thè to￿ ol uThforms and textr)￿kS, and funds Ihe salaries ol si¥ teachers.
Matemal. Nevrtjorn and Chlld Hgalth IMNCHI
we'￿ on a mission to strengthen rnatem81, newborn at)d child health serVI￿S in l(Yw-resourc* settings.
Wè specialis8 in delivering high-quality he8lthcara to women. newboms and children at health f8ts1itie$, in the
o)rnmunity and at home. Sy up$killing heallh *rJrkers, equipping faa'lities and slrerW&ningthe health system,
we aim to reOJce weventable maternal and newbom d¢8tr6.
With 25 years, experience working in partnership with Kiwoko HtssPit81 to devdop a Contre of Ex￿llence. we
e now scaling our progr3mme$ tts a¢¢elerate change across Uganda 1hrOu￿ AdaraN¢wborn.
Ad8r¥Nowborn
We a￿ expanding our high impact model Ih81 has the powerto halve nevthrn deaths and $ti11births $￿¢$$ 10
facilitie5 in Uganda ovor Ih& next decade. It indudes five 8rrn5'. antenatal care, inlrapartum care, inpatient care
for small and sd( newtA)ms, postn8ts1 Care, and lollow-LbP care and earfy intervention, Ad$raN￿b¢1n ￿11
strengthen the h¥allh syslam by developing regional hubs of rEwbom care.
2023 highlights..
384 newboms receiwj care in the N*aseke Hospital S￿¢[al care b*y unf( ISCBUI, ¥wth a 98% survival
rate.
2,836 delNeries in the Nakaseke rnaternity ward.
Centre of Excellence- Klwoko Hospltal
Al the heart of AdaraNewb¢yn is a holists'c model ofcare to wcrfnen, n￿born$ and ¢hildren that we pioneered
w￿h our partner, Kiwoko Hospital. This work IKqs boon re¢ognised by Uganda's Ministry of Heatth as a Centr¢
ol Excellence in the ￿￿ntry. We 8retommitted to maintaining K￿kO as a Centre of Ex￿llence by supporting
Ihe hospitsl's programme8 8cYoss the conlnuum ol we.
2023 highlights.
2.591 womon cared tor in the Kiwoko Hospit4 rnatémity ward, wrth a 99.88% survival r¥ttr.
1.361 bats'es ¢8red f¢r in thtr Kiwoko Hospital neonatal intensive care unil INICUI.
85% SLKvival rate for ￿e￿I0￿n& in the Kwc*o NICU - on kncxease from 77% in 2CK)5.

ADARA DEVELOPMENT IUKI
TrUSTEE¥ REPORT ICONTINUEDI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Hmpitsl to Home
Hospital lo Home IH2HI is our llagship newbom follow-up programme supporting high-rfsk infants in the
l)ospitsl and after ￿Ing home. It strengthens care for infantg in 8 neonatal unrt through parent programm¢s
and promob.on ol care that e￿￿UrageS brain development. tt also prowdes regular at-home follow-up SUPPOrt
after discharGe through a netr￿rk of communty heatth workers. H2H srt5 in the 'fc41ow-up' attn ol
AdaraNewbtyn.
2023 h￿hlIghts..
946 infants enro118d in our H05pit81 lo Home programme-97% have recèNed 811è89t ()ne atthome follN-
UP VlsiL
120 community he81th workers volunl¢erg. sklled s¢JpeNsed and $upplied.
Earty Intervontlon- Baby Ubuntu
Dw¢loped by the Lon¢knn Sd)ool ol Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Bsby Ubuntu Is an early-int&rvention
programme that aims to iMp￿Ve quallty ol hfe lor c*il(fren wth mild lo sÉvÈre n¢urcKJisabilitie5 and their
caregivers. The programme includes a parent edutstion trainiTr3 programme with 11 modul￿, Boby Ubjntu
also siis in tho'frJlk)W-up and 8arty inter¥?ntiw' ol AdaraNewboTn.
2023 hyhlights..
47 inf#nt$ erwdled in the B8by Ubuntu programme- 34 graduated from the programme in 2023.
150 have ￿TtICIpated in the pro￿8mm￿ since inception in 2021.
Bubblo CPAP IQt
Respiratory distress syndrome IRDSI is a lèading cause of death fc*r babies bom prernaturely. To help these
"ny babies breathe. we teamed up Vvith PATH. University of Washington, Seattle Children's H05pit81 and
Kwoko Hosimtal to develop an innovabve. I{￿-￿>st ￿bble 0)n￿n￿OU$ posrtive aiwy pressure IbCPAPI kil for
bat￿S sufferiryJ from RDS in Iow-resource setbrgs. tt ￿Uld save hundreds ol Ihousan¢J$ cl lives worl¢kn'de.
2023 highhghts..
We published new r¢$*8rth Irom Sfjwoko Hospttal in PLOS GlobalPubli¢ H881th. 11 demonstr*d that U8e
ol the bCPAP 1$ feasib￿ in a UgaTh1￿ level iwo nevknm unil 8nd #ctsptablé to health care workers
eXp￿enCe￿ wth bCPAP and oxygen blending.
Adara Youth Communlty C¢ntr•
The Adara Youth Communty Centre provides support to a(lole8¢¥nts through sexual and reprodUd1￿ heath
education and setw1￿ induding family planning, counselling. life S￿.119 training, and connection with hoarth
services. It also prowdes community outreach. w(¥king c40$8ty with schools, parents and k)cal leaders. These
Servic￿ a￿ availaLle ￿ pets￿e aged 10t0 24. We aim to providtryouthwrth support to le￿1 happy * healthy
lives.
2023 highlighls..
624 youth ac¢¥ssed care at the AYCC.
4,615 Y￿jth re¢èivÈd heath edLtcation throuyl AYCC.
135 youro enrolled in tho AYCC to receive wtèri8ts1 care.

ADARA Dw￿Lop￿ENT IUKI
TRUSTEES. REPORTICONTINUEDI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Crltleal Hearth￿r&
Wè support vulnerable Commun￿eS in Centr81 Uganda, I￿JUdi￿ pwple livir¥J wrth HIV, dlabetes, disability"es,
epilepsy. mentsl health condrtions and tuberwlosis By supporting lfjwoko Hosptal's HW, diabetss and
¢￿)MunIty.be$ed healthcare ICBHCI wogrammes, we en5uio Ihese groups have accessto es$entl81 seNi¢es.
2023 highlights.
More than 1,900 people enrolled in Kiw¢ko's HIV progr8mm¥.
Reserv•8
The Charity's resav45 arè marogaj to mre that bher8 we suffiiiwt and re$￿Ve$ to meet
rKlirvJ wu1rejn￿ts. Any specific future needs and eontrngencies in excess of available unrestricted ￿serVeS
wojld be metwth the support olother re581ed ents.bes and the setuiy.
The Trustees consii*r this policy appTopriate¢onshlering the sRe an¢J nature of the Charity's activities.
At the end of the year under rewew the Unrestrict￿ reserves fur￿ is in surF4us by USD 14,68012022.. LISD
33,7991 and restricted resarves hjnd by USD 47.81012022.. USD 90,6491.
Rlskmanagem•ni
The Trustees coniinue to a$￿S the rnajor risks lo which the Trust is exposed and are satisftd th8t syst8rns
a￿ in placo to rn￿gate exposure to these risks.
Flnanclal revlew4nd rosults lor tho year
The total income for Ihe year under rèvi￿ was USD 20S,997 ¢(%npa￿ to USD 257.950 Ihe previous
yèar. Overall, the net deuease in funds for Ihe yearwas USD 61,95812022.. In¢rease in fvnds USD24,7241.
Investmorttpollcy
The Trustees. policy is to maximise irKome 8nd maintain ca￿tal value5 Within a Iow•risk environmerrt. The
Truslefjs, investment power5 ale gc>vemed by the Trust Dèad, ￿knickn provide8 that the Trustees shall invest
the lunds in suth invesknents as the Cornmitt8& $h41 f￿rn time to time tJiroL*.

ADARA DEVELOPMENT IUKI
TRUSTEES. REPORTicoNfiNUEDI
YEAR ENDED31 DECEMBER 2023
Trustèè•' r•spon8ibilltlgS
The Trustees ar& responsiblè for preparing the Tmstees, Annual Report ￿ tho fina￿1￿ 5tsbments
a(wr(knce with sp￿icAble law and Unrted AcoJuntiTrJ Stsndards IUnit& lQngdom Ge￿rallY
A￿pted Ae£ounting Prac*cel.
The law applicable to Charities in England & Wales reqLJires the Trustees to wepare finanoial Statements ft)r
ea¢h finana81 year whith give a true and lair view of the state of affairs ¢f the Ch￿lty and of the incoming
resou￿S and application ol resources of the Charity ftt Ihat year. In preparin9 the finan(yal ststements, the
trustee$ Arè required to..
s818rt suitable ae£ountng poliaes and Ihen apptythem ¢on$istently',
observe the rnethods and principles in the Charitiès SORP 2019 IFRS 1021.,
makejudgernents and estimates that are reasonable and prudent.,
state whether ap￿ICable accounting stsndards have been folbwad, subject to ¥ny m*rial depariur*s
disclosed and expl8lned in the financial st8t¢ments',
prepare the financial 5ts1em$nts on Ihe going C￿}ceM ba￿$ ￿lesS rt is inapproprkqle to presume that Ihe
arity wll Continue In operation.
The tW51ees are responsible for keeping proper aC￿u￿tIng records that disdose wrth rèasonable accuracy 8t
any time ihe finanrial poslbon of the charity and enable them to ensure that th¥ financial statem?nts
with the Charities Act 2011, the Charities IA(thunts and Reports) R¢gulaiions 2008 and the provisions of tre
tru¥l deed. They 8re also responsible for s8feguarding the assets of cha¥sty and ttence foi takin9
reasonable steps for thg prevention and deleth.ckn olfraud a￿j other itregularit¢es.
On behaifof the Trustee$
Exel
Dats. 24AFffiI 2024

ADAFI4 DEVELCPMEMT IUKI
INDEPENDENT AUDifoR'S REPORTTOTHETRUSTEES OFADARA DEVELOPIWIUKI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER2023
Oplnlon
We have sudited the financial statements ol Adara Development IUKI (the 'chwity? for the year trnded 31
D8￿mber 2023 whi¢h comprise the Statement ol Finanry81 Ath'v￿e3, Ihe Balance Sheet and notes to the
financial stslemeThts, induding a summary of significant 8ccounting ptsli¢ies. The financ￿1 reporb'n9 tramework
Ihat has bfen applled in their pr¥paratic￿ is applioble law and Unf(ed KiThJdom Accounb"n9 Standards.
inclvJing Finanaol Rep)rting Standard 102 Tl)& Finènclal Reportng &andard appliGeble in the UK and
Ropublic of Ireland IUnrt6d Kingdorn Generally A￿epted AcetyJntr'ng Prac1￿1.
In our OF4nion the financial staternents..
gNe a true and fair Mew ol the stats ofthe d)arity's affairs as at 31 De￿[￿ber 2023, aTrJ of incomi
resources and applicatK)n of resources, for thtr year then e￿ed.,
. have teen properfy wepared in *cor¢atKe wrth Unrted lQngdorn Gener81ty Aceepted Ac(y)unting Pra¢tl¢e,'
and
. h8v• been prepared in accordance wilh the requlrements cllhe Chaiities Act 2011.
Ba¥ls tor oplnlon
We conducted our wdit in accordan1￿ with International Stsndards on Auditing IUKI IISAS ILIKII and
appliG8ble law. Our responsibilitias under Ihostr standards ar? further described in tha Auditor's
responsibilil.es for the 8uOit ol the financial statements Secti￿ ol our report. We are independent ol the
charity in accordance with thè èihical requirements that are relevant to our audrt of the financi￿ ststements
in the UK. including the FRC'S Ethical Standard, and wg have fulfilled our other 8thical responsibilities in
accordance with these requiremènts. We believe that the audit evidence we h8ve obtained 15 suffi¢ionl ond
appropri8t& to provide a basis for our opinlon.
Coneluslon8 r•latlng to golng concern
In aUdIt￿g the financHI ststernents. we have conduded that the Iw$tees' use of ts going ¢xncem b88is of
ac¢outh"ro in the preparation ol the financial statemènts is approprkgte.
8ased on the wk we have perforrned, we have not identified any m*erial uncertaintK% ralab.ng to events or
u)nditions that, indiwdualy (￿CollectiVe1y, m8y ¢ast Slgnificantdoubt on Ihe charitysability tocontinu? as a going
nc¢m for a period ol at leasttwdvt months from when ihtr fmanaal statements are atrthoris&l for i&8ue.
Our responsiblibes the responsibilibes of the Iwstees with respert to w.ng COr￿M are desGrib8d in the
relev¥nt$eclions of thi5 reporL
OtherlnfoThnallon
The other infomiation compri5¥$ the informaticffl includgd in the trustees, annual report, other than the finanaal
statements and our auditor's rep)rt Ihar80n. The trustees are reSpons￿e for the other information contain￿1
ithin the annual report, Ouropinion on the finaniial statements doe5not Coverthe other nform8tien8nd, except
to the èxtent olhthse expliatly ststed in our report. we (*) not express ary form of assurance conclusion
thereon.
Our responsibility is tctr raad the other infcmalion and, in doing 80, consider whether thè other informatron Is
rnalerially inconsistent wlh the fin8ncial statemtsnts, or our kn￿41&d90 obtained in the ¢ourse of Ihe audit or
otherwise 8PP6ars to be maleri811y misstated. 11 we identify SLtch material in¢onsistenues or apparent material
misstatements, we ar& required to determine whether this gives rise to a mat¢n4 misstatemenl in th¢
finan¢i81 stataments themselves. 11. based on the work we have perf£￿tr￿, o)ndude that ttere is a material
misstatement of tINs other information, we are required 10 report that facL
We hav8 nthng to report in this fegard.

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10
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORTTO THETRUSTEES C￿ADARA DEVELOPIAENTIUKI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER2023
M•tt¢rs on %thlch ￿ aro r•qulrad to report by •xe•ptlon
We have ntsthing lo report in respect ol the following m8tttrr$ in r•lab"on to the Charities IAc¢ounts ond
Reports) Regul$tions 2008 require us to repcrtto you if, in %xJr cpinion.,
Ihe infomiation given in the trustees. report is inconsistent in any material respec* wth finanaal
stslements., or
suffits￿t￿Ynkn'ng records have not teen kept or
th8 financial statements arg in agr*emenl with the accounting rectrd$", or
we have not received all the inforrnalyc>n and explanat*)￿ we require for our audit.
Responsibllities oftrust••s
As ex￿ained more fijlly in ¢he Iruslees, rosp)n￿bIlitI?S statement sel out on page 8, the trustees are
responsible for the preparation of financAal statements vlhith grytt a true and fair view, and lor suth intemal
¢￿trol as the trustees delerrnine is necessary to ￿na￿e the prepwation ol financial st**ments that are free
from matèrial misstatèment, bthelher dsjeto fraud or error.
In preparing the ffnancial staternenls, the Iruslefrs are respon￿ble for assessing thè chanty's ability to
Continue 8$ a gt)ing COn￿rn, discknsing, as aFplicable. rn8tters r6Lqted to 9oing concern and using the going
concern basis of accountin9 un10ss the trustees eilher intend to liquid8te the charity orlo ￿se operations. or
have no realistic attemative bul to do 80.
Auditorf$ resptsn$lbllltl•s forthe audlt of thefinanclal staternents
We have been appointed as a￿ltOr under secthon 145 tsft￿ Charrt*s Act 2011 and Teport In accordants with
the Act and relevant regulations rno(ltr or havin9 effect trEreunder.
Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assuwctr aboui whether the financial staternents as a Who￿ aro fr88
from material rnisstalernent, whtlher due to fraud or error, and to issue an audrtorfs report that includes our
opinion. Reasonable assurance is a hlgh level of o$suran¢e but is not a guarantee that an autht conducted in
accordarrE with ISAS IUKI will always detect a matsrial misst8tementwhen il exists. Misstatements can arise
frorn fraud or ewor and are ¢onsidered material il, Individually OT in the aggregate, thtsy ¢ould reasonabty be
exptrrted to Influen￿ the economic deosions ol users taken the basis of these finanaal st8twnents.
Irregularities. including fraud, a￿ inSta￿S ofnon<ompliancewth lawsand regulations. W&des￿rn procedures
in line wlh our ￿￿nSibilIties, outlined above, to dele(x matèrial misstatements in r&specl ol irregularities.
including fraud. The extent to which our Pro￿dureS are c4)able of detecting iriegul8rititr$, Induding Iroud. is
detailed bek)w.
The risk ol not deteeting a moterial misstatement resutting from error 18 wnsd¢r¢d to te low. The risk ol not
detecting a material rnisstatement ￿V￿.n9 frcmn traud is higher, as fraud may involv¢ edlusitsn, for92ry,
intentional ornissions. mi3repres¢nt8b¢)ns, orthe overrtyye ol intemal control8.
In the context ol Adara Devdopment (UK), we hav$ not hyentified any specific Laws and wubb'¢ns oth¥ tran
general cotnrnercial Iws and regUlat￿n$. such as.. Ch8ribe$ Act X111,' TTUStees Act 2000. Ch8rthes
Commisson regulations,. Heatth and Sa￿ty legi￿at1)n and GDPR regulations.
Our understanding ol the legal and ￿gulatory framewotk awJllca￿e to Adab3 DevelopffEnl {UK) and how Ihe
thaity has cornplied wth rts obligat'ons has been obtained by enquiry ol management and those charged with
g0veman￿.
As part of Qui enquiri&s, we have dscussed pdicies and pro¢eilures on CDMplia￿e with18w$ and règuLatfons
and whether any instanc*$ ofnow)mpliarte have occurred.

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11
INDEPENDENT AUEITOR'SREPORTTOTHE TRUSTEES OFADARA DEVELOPMENTIUKI
YEAR ENDED31 DECEMBER 2023
Our understanding of thè Charity's poliLMg5 ¥n¢J procedures ￿ frajd risk has beèn obtained through enquiry with
management as to the conirol acbvth"es, operatsonal systems in place and hknether Ihere is knowledg¢ of any
8dual. suspthd or alleged fraud.
(￿n￿der that the audrt team collectively had the appropri*& ¢ompetence and capabilities to identity or
rec¢yJnis* non-complianeè wth laws and regulations. DuriTrJ our authl work there were nD significant instan￿3
of non-cornpliance identified.
In responsa tci the ajdit risks idenb'fied in respect of irr¢gularity aTrJ fraud, we have undertaken Iho following
pro￿dUreS'.
Enquiry ol rnanagement, and those chargèd with govemance around actual pol•nltal litigation and daim$.
Enquiry ofmanagemenf and those chargedwrth govemance to identfy any instances of non- Complian￿ with
laws and regulations.
Enquiry of managemen( and those charged with govern8￿￿ lo identlfy SL*Jsequenl events that have
CfLurred after the year end relating to this financial ytrar.
Reviemng legal expenses during and alter the year end for evid¢n¢￿ of norF¢ompllanGe wth laws ¥nd
regulations.
Reviewing fin3nci81 ststement d'sdosure8 and testing to SUPPOrting doc4Jmentation lo assess complian¢8 wth
apKlicable laws and regul8tion$.
AU￿￿'ng tr6 risk ol management ov¥ride of controls, i￿luding thrts￿h tesb.ng joumal entries and other
Jjustrnents for appropriaten9$5, and evalualing thé busineu fat￿ale ol significant transa¢bons outstde the
tK)mal cow3¢ of business.
A fvrther descnpts.on ol our re8ponslbilities for the audrt ol the finarKia State￿entS is located on thè Financial
Reporting Council'5 wtrbgte at.. www frc.tsrg.ukJauditorsre$ponybilits"es. This desoiption form5 part ol our
auditor's report.
Uge of our report
This report is male solely to the d)arity's trustees, as a b)dy, in accordanc¥ with Part 4 of the Charities
IAco)unls and R¥portsl Regulat￿n8 2(￿8. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might st8te to the
charty's trustees those matters we are require(1 lo state to Ihem in an audit￿,$ reFK)rt and for no other
purpose. To tho fullest extent pemiitted by law, we do not accept or assume respongbility to anyone othe(
than the charity and the d)arity's trustees as 8 body. for our audit work, for tINS report, or fty the opiniotvts we
have forrned.
SOMER8
Ch8rteréd
LIMITED,
countants and StsbJtoryAudrtor
30 Nelson Street
Leicester
LE17BA
som0￿Y$ LMnKedis 8llgibh to •¢1 0$ an èudftorin lemis of se¢lion 1212of Ilx• Compotts$Art200&

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTIVITIES
YEAR ENDED31 DECEMBER 2023
Unrestrktéd ReStr￿ed
Fu
USD
Total
No
USD
USD
us
Income and •ndowments from:
Donatlons & legac1￿..
Donations, grants and legpries
124,256
82.741
206,997
257.
Totsl
124.256
82,741
206,997
257,
Expehdlture on..
Charitablg a¢tNSb8$
143,785
125,5
269,365
231
Total
143.785
125,580
269,385
232.
Net incomellexpendllurel before
other r•¢¢ynlsed galnsllosses
119.5291
142,8391
162,3681
25,36
other recognlsed galnol1lo9$￿I
Ex¢hange diff8renc8
410
410
1643
N•t mov?ment in fund•
119,1191
142,839)
(61.9581
Recon¢iliation of fund$
Total fiJnds brought forward at 1 January 2023
33,799
Sf>,649
124,448
99.72
Balances carried forw8rd at 31 December 2023
14,680
47,810
62,490

ADARA DEVELOPMENT (UK}
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8TATEMW OFFINANCIALACTivmES
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Comparatlve Statwnènt of Flnanclal A¢￿vIlle#
For year gnd•d 310ecember 2022
Unrestri(*ed
Funds
USD
Reslritxed
Totsl
USD
USD
Incomo and endowm•nts from:
Donations & l•gacle8'.
Donations, grants and legac4e8
154,950
lo3.￿0
257,950
Totsl
154,950
103,Crf)D
257,950
ExpeNllture on:
Charitable acb'vities
212.842
19,941
232,583
Total
212,642
19,941
232,583
N&t Incomellexpgnditur•} before other
r8ct)gn18ed galnslloss
157,6921
83,059
25,367
Other re¢ognl8ed galn$lllosseF
Exchange differe
18431
16431
Ngt mov•m•nt In funds
{58.3351
83.059
24,724
Roeonelllatlon of lunds
Total ￿ndS brou9ht f￿ard al 1 January 2022
92,134
7.590
99,724
Balances carrièd fornvgrd at 31 Oecernber 2022
33,799
90.649
124.448

ADAR4 DEl+ELOPMENT (UK)
14
8ALANCE SHEEr
AT 31 DECEMBER 2023
2023
USD
USD
Current ¥¥•ets
Cash * bank and in hond
68,492
91.973
Trade receiv*)lo
37.952
Total current assets
68,4¥2
Current Ilabllltl
Credltors.. amount$ falliry due wtthln one year
Acuu8ts
6.￿2
5.477
Tolal curront Ilabllltle•
s,￿2
5,477
N•t assets
62.490
T￿ funds ofthe Charlty
Restricted fuTrJs
47,810
90,649
Unreslricted knds
14,680
33,799
Totsl Cha￿ty fund8
61490
12
Tnese a￿unt$ were approved on behalloltheTrustees on 24 April 2024
&gned on Iheii befKall by".-
A. Ex•1
Tho note$ on pages 1510 19 fomi part ol these financial ststements.

ADAIIA DEVELOPMENT IUKI
15
ITESTOTHE FNANCIALSTATEMENTS
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Reportkng Enllty
Adara D•w8lopYnent (UK) was constituigd by the Twstees on 20 May 2CQ2. as amended by a
Supplementary Deed dated 3 June 2003. 8 sewnd Supplernentsry De¢d dated 21 June 2010, a third
Supplementary Deed dat&1 18 Fetruary 2011. a fourth Supplementary Deed datod 10 N9￿Mber 2014
and a fifth sLP￿ementary Deed dated 20 MarL* 2024.
A¢¢ountlngpollclo5
The financial statem￿t$ have been k¥epa￿d on a going concem basis under thè hlstfthcal cost
convention with rtems rwni8ed at ¢o$t or tr8nsactKJn Wdlue unloss otherwise stated in the rdevant notes
to these accounts. The finan¢Tal $tOtements have been prepared in aCC￿dan￿ ￿￿th Ihe Stslement of
Recommended PTathe', A¢countin9 and Reporting by Charities preparing theor accounts in occordance
- vith the Finand81 Reming Stanthrd appliCa￿e to Ihe UK and Republi¢ of Ireland IFRS1021 issued in
October 2019 and wth Ihe Fina￿al Rewrbng Stand8￿ ¥p￿l￿b￿ in the United ￿ngdOM and RepU￿1C
of IreLgnd IFRS10218fKI with the CharitiesA¢t 20118nd UK Gewralty Actspted Ac¢¢unting Prnctice.
The Chaiityc￿slltlrtes a public L*n&fft$ntty as defined by FR8102.
The *gnthcant accountiTrJ pdiaes typli8d In ts preparabon of the finandal statements are Set oul t*lLWrf.
These polcae6 havtr been consisterfy ap￿led to all years presgnted unless otherwise stated.
2.1 The finanaeA statwnent8 and a$s￿L9t8d notes fcjr the year trnded 31 Decembw 2023 have b
presented in United States Dollars IUSDI. The ￿￿1￿￿81 currenryolAdara DevelopmenllUK) is USD aTrJ
th¢refor& the use of USD for presentslion purposes is appropriate. Monetsry amounts in these financAal
statements are rounded lo Ihg neare$l ¢Jollar.
2.2 All incoming r¢sourw (eX￿p1¢nYestM￿t ino)mel are ac02untedfoT on a rwAvable basis, except in so
far as Ihw arè incapable of financi81 measurement Income tax iecoverable in relation to donatrons
received under grft aid or dèèds ol covonant is re￿gnised at the bme of the dc>nation. Vlfftere inoThing
resources have rdaled expendrture las With￿ndraIsing orcontractincomel the ircomiro Tssouffjes and
lated eXpeThYr￿re a￿ reportedgross in the stateM￿t ofFinandal Ac11v￿¢S(soFAj.
2.3 Dona￿'OnS are only i￿￿￿ed r) t1￿ SOFA when the Charity has urKonditi¢nal ant￿&m￿nI lo the
resource8.
2.4 Grants relating to revenue ale ￿0)gnised in in¢om&on a systematic basis overlhe peri￿5 in Ihe
entity recognised the relatedco$t$ forwhid) the grantls Intendedto o)rnpensale.
25 Invo$bn￿t 17crJme i8 acLounted foras recei¥ed.
28 Rescur￿8 exw)d¥d are induded in the St*mènt of F1nanoal Aththes on an acenwl basts,
indusiveofanyVAT whith ￿nn0t bèrèrx)vered.
27 LthilIt￿S are Teccgnised as Soon as is a ￿gaI orconstruthve oNig*ion ¢cYnmithng the Chwty to
pay out resour￿.
26 GOv&nan￿ ￿sts Ihe costs of Ihe preparation and exaM￿atiOn of$tatErtory acjxjunty the costs
oITvustee meeb'ngs and of any legal ￿vIC8t0Truslees on govemanc8 orc4)nstrtulion81 mott&rs.
2.9 D¥bth and cr&Jitors rwEivablÈ I payabK8 wthin one yew wth no st8ted interest mte and r￿va￿e or
payatle wthin one year ar$ rec4)rthd at transaction prts. Any losses arising frorn Imp8rrntrnt are
rècognisÈd In èxpendilwe.

ADARA DEVELOPMENT {UK)
16
M)TES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONnNUEOI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
2.10 The Fund is 8 rtylstered Charity and thus Is8xempt trom taxat￿n w its incorne and¢apital gains.
2.11 Unreslricled ￿n￿$ are thosethatare available for use, atlhedis¢retionoltheTruslees, in furtherance
oftrte general objectives Of1￿ Charity. Restricted fvnds are those that are lo be used in accordan
wrth speTh'fic restrithons imposed by O)nors or have been ra18ed by the Charity for partlcular
purposes.
2.12 The fina￿181 stalgm•nts have been pr8F4redon a going cnrrEm basi$8sthe Charity believestr￿1 no
maleri81 uncèrt8inti8s exist. The Ch￿ty has consideredthe offrJnds heldand the exp￿ lev
ol incorr* and expenditure 12 months frorn authcn'sing these financAal statements. The budgeted
irthme and expendrture are suff￿ent W7th the18v&l of reserves for th8 Chanty lo ¢onlnw as a going
c¢n¢Xm.
2.13 Cash aThJ cash equiv3lÉnts indude dewsts hekl al call with banks.
Charllablga¢llNrfW
2023
USD
USD
Grants P8td
Bat1( charges
Proj¥i# relatsd costs
Governarttr costs- Audit
233,227
227,176
2x1 ,,
30.000
6.002
Totsl Ch•ritabl• actlvltles
269.365
Grants pald IndLKle Ihe folknviro significant itams..
Name of Institut5on
Kiwoko Hospit*. N8k8seke
District. UggThJa
Pur
Ctynmunity heamh care in the N8kaseke
District, Uganda
153.755
Adara Devdopment IUg8Thlal
Communty-baseA maternal, newbom, thild
health and youth ￿)mMy￿ty ¢¢ntre
programmes which include8 AdaraNe¥s1)orn,
Hospital to hom¢ and Uganda Yolrth projects
In addthon to direct project and support staff
and office operating costs in Uganda
23,892
Ad8ra DeVdorM￿t Iugandal A comrnunty-bas¢d e•rly-int&Nonlon
programme lor infants at risk of disabilty and
iheir caregivers (Baby Ubuntul
55,580
233,227

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17
NOTES TOTPIE FINANCIALSTATEMENTS IcTh¥nNUEO}
YEAR ENDED31 OECEMBER 2023
R•8trlctsd fvnds
1 January
2023
IncomirYJ
Resource8
Oulgoir¥J
R￿s￿rc&S
31 Decemb
2023
Mltemal Newbom Child Health
90,649
90.649
82,741
82.741
1125,5801
1125.5801
47,810
47,810
1 Janlory
2022
IncomirYJ
ReSoUr￿S
Outgoing
Reswr¢è8
31 De¢ember
2022
Maternal Ne%*JDrn Child Health
7,590
7,590
103,OLN)
103,000
119.9411
119,9411
90,649
90,849
Pl#F￿ offijnds
Matemal NewtK>m Chikl Health fu￿$ SUPPC>rtworf( to redwe PreVenta￿e malernal, newbyn and thild d*¥th$
arKI irnpiove Ihs heatth and wetlbèing of communities in low rtssour￿ settin9S.
Anatysls of not a58ets betWOon fvnds
Unrestricted
Funds
USD
Rastricted
Fund$
USD
Total
Funds
USD
Fund balartes al 31 tkcember 2023 are
represented by..
Current assets
Current liabilities
20,882
{6,0021
14,680
47,810
68,492
16,0021
614
47.810
Unrestrfcled
Funds
USD
Rèstricted
Funds
USD
Total
Funds
USD
Fund balan￿$ at 31 December 2022 a
represented by..
Current asséts
Current liabilities
39.276
15,47n
33,799
129,925
15,4771
124,448

ADARA DEVELOPMENT (UK}
18
NOTESTOThE FINANCIALSTATEMENTS ICONllNUEO
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Trusi¢es' rÈmun•ratlonandoxpn8es
No remunerab.on or exFenses have been paid toTrustse$ duringthe year.
Related p•ity tr4nsacUon¥
Adara Deve￿pM￿nI IUIQ is part of the inlemational dÈV￿opMent organisation known as Adara
DevelokNn¥nt ah)ng with Ad8ra Dfrvelopment IAustrali41, Adara De￿t0pment (Bemiudal. Adara
Devdwent IUSAI and Adara Devèlopment Iugandal. Addthnalty, Remote Corrmunty Developrnent
an(J Innovation, Leamirg aKI Evalua*"on Nep81 programme support Is carried out through Adgr¥
DevdoFxnent (Australial's f￿gn oparalion in Nepal IINGOI-
Durlng thè year Adara Development IUKI received $11,050 Irom Adara Development IAustr8lk818nd
tr￿sferred $135.622 toAdara DeVelOE￿ent[U90ndaI and $30,CKJO lo)Adgra Development IUSAI to fund
project eX￿n$¢$.
Adara Devebpment IUKI Is mana9ed and administer￿ by Adara Developrnonl (Austmlial - a registered
not-ftsr-p￿fft enb'ty in Australia. The company In ts capac4ty as rnan¥ger and administrator delermin6S the
projeLts in respect ofww AAJara D8velopment{UK) 1$ lnVdv￿.
Subsoqu•ntwents
In the inteNal befftn end ofthe finarKial year and tho date ofthis rer(Jr( no transafxton or event ofa
material or unusual natu￿ likely to sig1)ffi￿nIY affeclthg operations of lh¢ entity or the state of affairn of
thè ￿tity ui lubjre years ocr)Jrréd
9. Commltsnents
During the ye8r, Adara Devel¢Jpxnent entered into, or was O￿lga1￿j by. certain 89reement8 with Ncfi-
Gtrvtrmrnent Organisal'ons I'NGOs'1 in Nepal and Uganda. Although partial funding for the8e
oJmmth8ntswll be provided by Ad8rs Development IUKI, no individual enbty within Adara Developtnwrt 1$
resp)nsitAe for the ctynrnitted payments and, therefr)re. the 1l8bilty.es have not teen recogni8ed in Ihese
finanaal statements.
Tho amounts cL¥nrr¥tted to by Adara Dwelopment are as foll¢M."
Fundlng
Cornmitt￿ t4Y Agreement
January-
Period
D•¢•mber 2024
From
USD
936.642
l￿an-22
31-Dec-24
919,399 25-Nov-14 ComFletlon of project
164,108
1-JaTr23
10-Mar-25
39,859
1-Jan-23
10-Mar-2S
10,222
1-Jan-23
10-Mar-25
5,787
1-Jan-23
10-M8r-25
Agreemgnt
Perfod
To
l(woko Hospital
Adara Devebpment Nep81
Hinalayan Children's Society IHCSI
The Himalayan Inmvative Society ITHISI
Hands in Oulre8¢h Projects IHIOI
The Women's FoLtnd¥tion I
Totsl
2 076 017

ADARA DEVELOPMEKr iuio
19
NOTESTO THE FINANCIALSTATEMEiifs ICONTfNUEDI
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Commilmerts Iconvdl
Adara Development reseNes tho nghl to refvse fvJndin9 should any organisab'on fail to meet all tenns
and ￿r￿JItiOnS as spee4f*d In the rdated agreery*nts.
FutK1ing cxjmmilments for subs8quent perK)l¥ are mithved and uptsby C￿ an arnua basis.
Pbdges have been providèd by variws dO￿r$, or cash is ajrrsndy available, to provhts SLffiuent
funding forthe commthents oudined above, extsndiro tothe end ofthe agreement k*ri¢JJ&