REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: 05826888 lE￿nd and Walss)
REGISTERED CHAIITfYNUMBER: 1117526
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THE BHOPAL
DICAL APPRAL
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Rewrt ol the Trustees
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Independent Examin¢r's Report
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Stattmen* of Flnallcknl A¢tlvAtI
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BplaD¢e Sheet
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Cash triow Statsmellt
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Not¢$ to the Cffjsh Flow Silltem¢nt
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Notes to the Flhunei#l Statelllents
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THE BHOPAL MEDICAL APPEAL
REPORTOF TllETRUSTEES
FOR THR Y&*R EM)T.D 31 DECEMBER 21123
The Irust¢e8 who Al80 directs)r8 of the chatity foT the PAtypDses of the Ctbmpanxe& A¢¢ 2006, present their LEWrt with
Ihs finan¢ial staternents of the charity fortht y¢arcthled 31 tkccThbw 2023. Thc trU81ee8 have #do￿¢d ihe provigions of
A￿0￿￿ting ond Reportitsg by Charities.. Statcment of Rwtbmmtnikd PIactice appli¢ablc to charitt¢s preparing thcir
accowttg in accordancc with th¢ FinatLcial Rcwting Standard applicablo in the UK and Republic of Irelalld (FRS 102)
(effective l JaI￿ary 2019)-
Objettivt$
Thc BMA mi&%ioll Is.. Caring for SUTViVOfg of th¢ world's worst industrial drslyter and for people everywhere 8ufferin8
frorn cbemic&lly caused illnesseÈ.
Thc aimofthe charity is b):
. A]kvialE thB SLLflering ofpeDple who were dittctly or itidirectly affecled by Cbcml￿I dis&slcTS anywheT¢ ID the world
and ID patti¢uiar. but not limited to. the city of Bhopal ill tndia iTh thc aftetinnth ut ihe Union Carbide di8aster of 3
D¢c¢rnber l984 and oth¢rplaceg in the worldin Sllchnw)￿ra5thts tTUStees thillk fit.
And]nparticul￿lo.'
- SllPPOrt thc s￿b￿a￿la Clinic other fa¢diti¢J ill Bhopul which provide bedth. m<di￿1 and llutritional PPPToachc&
thllt ollcviate the suff¢ring of fust at￿ sub8equetstgenerAtions of 8AS-&ff¢ct¢d individu418 and e4ytumuniti¢s:
- Support r¢s¢at¢h into mèior tsexlth And economic wblerns of offeoted coMm￿￿e8, ineludillg ¢be inter-gen¢rAtiLmal
health effects of thé B&s;
. Fostr exchAn8eg ond rel&tion8 with other itulivithulg and communities who wi ben¢fit from, or input trj, the work at
Sarnbknavtta Clilli¢;
- Raisp awar¢￿<88 abDUt the sittjation of eommunitie6 in Bhopal alld other comm￿nitIeS WfferI￿ from th¢ lu￿a¢1$ uf
induBtrial pollution.
. Support etTortg f0radeq￿le social, ecottomio and ellvirot]Ment￿ reh8bilitAtion of affEGted ¢ouJmunities in Bhop8L #ttd
8180 effottA to hold Union Carbide owner Dow Cheffii￿ accountable foT fundiThg aPPTOPriate ffttdlc￿ reseuc
nionits)ring atto long tettn ¢pre of virtims, including those bom8ft¢rthe1984 disast¢Y: and
- Build yupport for ￿tivItIeS to autsviate 8ndpTevellt ￿t￿rE disastziy.
Publlcberteflt
The Lrn8tee8 Coofirm thLt they Iwv¢ r@feu¢d to the guidance colltained iti the Chority Commissiott'a AeneAI Buidanco o
public btttttfit when reviewiDgÈbc Charity's aimg alld obj¢eLive8 and in thcplannillg of future activitie
Pa8c I

TIIE BHOPAL
REP
TO
FOR THE YEARENDED 31 DECKMBER 2023
ACHIEVEMEwfAND PERFORMANCE
Atlivitie&Sp¢dfie Ohjthes and A¢hievemtllts
The charlty 8UPPtsrts org3JJi5ations in Bknopel which pWVid￿ health and ather supwrt tr> Ilu￿t suffering a8 a ￿8￿ll0f the
1984 disast¢r. Th< chartty d(Ks ttot LOll8idw or ackttowiedge uhSA)licit¢d applications, but invitcl applications fiDm
relevant orBatiisatiOn8 in BbopAI. aDd OtI￿r8 seekins to allcviatc the of Bom]]￿nitieS exposed to thcmical
hazards. The proccduT¢ rcquir¢8 a short dpplicatiOD l￿diCatI￿￿ th¢ work for which ffi￿dIng Ieqvest£d alot)g with th¢
latest annual reportalld fitwic)￿ statements of the 8ppli¢attt, Once an &pplicatiott hasbccnFec¢ived. the gr￿t8 pallcl will
m¢et to Teview the request 8lld t)J2kc a dtsision. Lir request additional infomiation, within fow w¢ek8. A short teFort of
acuvities isyequested atthe endof th¥ gratttperi￿, or &t1￿¢￿ats during the grolltp¢riod.
An e*itbattd 120,000-150,000 survivots of th£ disastcr aTe still chroJ)i¢aily ill. Over 23,000 haye di¢d ofexpogwe-
rclat£dillnessc5 aDdmor¢ a￿dyIng gtill. Tensof tknusand8 (>f cbi1dre￿born after thedisg5kn suffBr from growthproblems
and far too marty t¢enag¥ worn¢n $￿ffer ftom Theustru&L disorder& Tubcr¢ulosL8 is scvefdl tim¢s mor¢ prevalent in the
Ba￿affected populètiott and catLceT5 of the h]n8. tltruat, mOLllh and Abdomell arc runnitsg at tcn titncs nativnal r3te5. Thc
railuTe of the offici&18yStem uf hE81th caTC contributes ts) th¢ medical disaster in Bhupal. (lovekwettl-$POttgOTcd rcscarch
at)d monitoting 0fthe10n￿-ten￿healtheff¢cts of UllionCarbid¢'s gas¢swas ah￿dOned ID 1994 andh&S￿enotdY p#rti&lly
alld utysati8factorily reviVEd ill recent yeArs. offici￿ research 4¢m¢ies have sit)c4 reportedly lost n¢#rly of their
Origin￿ cohot( undenJ)ining long-tenll bealth monitoring. S¢> fat. no treatment protocols fw symptom complexes
a&wi&ted with toxic cxposure have beett Gstsbbshed and sythptomaiic tre@th￿nt r¢TD&ins the ￿￿instaY of thc meth"cAI
yesTK)DSE. Th¥ itLdiserinuJJate prescription of slcroids, antibiotics smd psychotropic drugs compL￿ndS the dan)age caus¢d
by 8&8 ¢xpo81tre.
S*n)bhavni Trll
The BMAblls along-st￿oIng ¢oromitment to suppDrtth@workofth¢ Bhopal People'6 H¢AIth and D￿nmentationCelltre,
run by the Trust in Bhopal. Th¢ Sumbhavna Trust is a eharity, wha6e trustec8 includc emirtent doctor$.
scictitiM writ¢rs Qlld sooial work￿. s&mI￿￿vna bos $bowi that it 15 possible to evolve sitt]pl¢, gaf¢, effe¢tiY4 ¢thi¢al
and pyrticipatory of tre&tsnent moDitwing ynd Tesearcb for the ￿t￿IN0r8. Swvivorg are off¢Ted fr¢¢ m¢dical we
throuBIL modem tnedicitt4 ayurvedl (w indigenoiii sy8tcm of medi¢iD¢ based beths) %ttd yoga, The staff numbets
Hpproxill)Ately 60 (xthottg whom over 20 are survivors thems¢lve8) and inclLides: five phy8ioian$,' an ophththologist:
nvo yoga and M'o Panchak&rni8 th¢rapistA' and a group of con]munity health wodEers who ¢dTry Out SilJVey4 htaith
education andeomrounityor88nis&tion forbetter heolih. Over 100 community volunle¢r8 also work StmbhllvDa starr
to improvt public knalth m¢8suru within 20 ￿m[llu￿1tLcs alld are thus cffectively dealing diD8llo8tic, pr¢VEntiv¢
atsd curalive 8SPE¢t6 of disc&ses and cottditioDS sucli as TB, Malaria, Cervicd and breast cancer, AJJa¢rnia, NtrnBtruai
irr¢s￿aritieS aDd others, Sambhavn& is small CO￿paTCd to the magnitude gtsd complc%ity of the disaster. bul its ¢lini¢
provides ¢ffLCaCiOU$ treatfftent to many ¥ufvivoT8, $upporhng them tbrovg& hcaith initittive3 in COTnmuDities Clo￿ to thtt
sit¢ of the old Union Carbid¢ h¢tory,
Th¢ BMA wai uo&6ie to ¢Olltribute to the running costs of the Safllbliwnh TnJst in 2023 (20I9 . £314,002) due to
¢haoge iry tbeTrnst'g tsbilityt¢) rcceivc knds fromabroad lundertbe IndianGoverntllellt'g FoLtign Contribution R¢gulation
Act sthetne). Th¢ BMA WJJI coDtinv¢ to build ￿serVES biJffi¥i2nt to meet thtur< grant requests by tha TN6t 8iven the
considered expectailooihw the Tru8ea FCRA certificat¢ willberen¢wediJ) th¢near ￿ttire.
ChlngaTi Trnit
This all-Wo￿￿tt ttY8t w&qh¢gun by twts award-winnin8 women. theuLqelvc8 gas-&ff¢ctwL TtW¢JTIES with w(mieD aUnTivurs
of the disaster and witb ¢hilthen sufferin8 from hcalth co]Jditiotts such a8 consenital mdformations 8nd brAln domage to
t￿ing impainvont. In 2008 it began a new initiative to provide a cornmunity-based reh8bilitation ¢￿tre for childrett
born with disabilitse¥ to parents affected by 8#8 and yr4kr•¢Otttamination llLord¢r to 8UPPOrt the ￿0W￿￿nd (kv¢lopm¢llt
ofth¢8¢GhildTett. Chitigati hag fowld thatthenumberof cbildreAwith varied disabilitieshaybe¢n incieaaing exportentially
in the gas alld Watw-conlaml￿Ted areas of Bhopal. ltt 2011 the Work of th Rehxbilitation Celltre expattded 8lgllific*￿Tty
w]d Cbingari is now Providi￿ a specialist ctntre with therttpeutlc seNLC¢8 t&rgeted to meet the ttegdk of childrejj with
dityerent disabilities. Over rEeent years the c¢Dtrc ha8 added tllusic therthpy 2nd yport8 a¢tiVltie8 to Lts therttpy,
phy8ioth¢r&py ￿dspecial¢thlc￿Lion servitts. The Centre ig now &bl¢to trcotapproxitDately 200 ¢bildrEn peTday. In2012,
Chithgari be8allanutrLtional pro￿￿￿￿¢ to¢nBUTeth&t￿I£hlIdrc￿ ott¢odfjn8 thecenttr receiv¢ atl<Aatou¢ sq￿reme￿I p
diy. Itis &MrEness oftherightsofdisable(t tralttiug¢on)munityb￿wL workeT8 andpToniOtillg illclusive ¢du¢#tion
forchildrenTh￿o are cuffettttymble orunLikely to &ctsxB eduGation.
TheBMA CA)lltnThutcd£169,011 th th¢ runnitigcts*sof ChingaitTn]stin2023 (2022-£171.192).
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THK BHOPALMEDICAL APPEAL
REPORTOF T
FOR THE
ARENDED
I DECEMBER 2023
The charity under￿ke8 a progratt)me of raisittg awrnc55 Imd building up fiU￿S to aelueve its objectiv&¥ of sw)POk1ithg
O￿aniS&ll1)uS ill Bhopal. These activities fucus particularty oti publi¢i$itsg needs in Bh(4)al and building up a large
loy￿ group of supporkTS.
Because WOTk supported by the chariiy addr¢ss¢g $ historical (bgagter. raising awateness of ollgoing and conternporary
issues inBl￿Pa7 CDnEmunities is e4)ecially critical to the chatiLYs airns arLd objectives. TD thi5 end, a significallt pfjrt of
the charity's overall iDvcstt)Knt in fithising ig thilised yn public communication5. Perf[￿n￿1cC i% a￿￿Ted a￿ordIng
tu both inutsethate and Eneth'um-tsttirewm on inVest￿¢￿t, recruittn¢nt of n¢w supportEn and smpaetupon genctal public
awarcness ofthe issues presente
Many of the ch8riWg other aclivities (kriv¢ dircct benefjt thi8 Eencrfil publiG Awareness. The charity wotks to
increase dtreLt collllounicatiDlI With mcmbers of the public in the fnrm of exhlbitions, publir talks, vngag¢ment with
&upportiV< OT8anisaiion$ &nd lo￿1 tvettts work. Thi& activiry airns to buijd OJJ ¢¥isting Dwar¢w&y. thndrai8e and tettruit
new supporters at minimol cost to th6 cl]&riry.
Ahead of the fituttcAa] y¢aT. trUSt¢es cvoluak thc d)arity'$ overall f￿8￿¢]81 pcrforni&Dce, assess Tisks, rthri¢w oudited
accounts alld budget requests from supported Org￿]82t10ns, set tsrgeis for the next 12 mouths #ad forecasts.
Monagement account8 ore assesscd on a moththlybasis and quxrt¢rly )xrfomhance reviewrd at trustee m¢¢tings. TtU8tees
80 de¢id¢ upon Lnedium atld lonser-terni EoAJ8 that infc)mi ￿tr￿te￿ie devdopment ot th¢ Charity￿ actiVLue8. Formu¢h of
tbi8 yeut the Covid-19 panibmic had a prottounced ithp￿t upon th¢ Eburity's ability to engage the publi¢.
N¢vertlth8s, the thaTity's tt¢tiviticg included..
Adv¢rtlslne Aetfvld¢%
Adv¢rtiscments DLaced in the natlonal and 5p¢ciali5t press witten in & w¢fully inf0m￿tive mawier by d
knoThdedgcabl¢ attd expericnc£d Got)suLtant. Thc approoch aims to £onv¢y d¢taikd infom]otsoD tbout the bistory glld
cuffettÈ sibjation and rLe¢d6 iti BbopJl. and the WO￿ being uDdtrtakerL by ibe organisatians support¢d by the HfvLI. This
ensure8 tbAtow rol¢ in rai5tng3whret)¢ys and cottetrn goeghaDd-in-hattdwith flmdraising adI￿tte8.
HIstoric￿lY
iTL¢ome generated by national priftt pr¢ss adv¢rtig¢m¢nts was Sufficie￿ to provide &large proportion of the
thority's in¢ome and me¢1 its expendits￿¢ in supporting OTgaJJi$ation8 itt Bhopal. The18rge declin¢ itt circu]#iion figures
over tlie lastd¢cade, as wcll as the larg¢ In￿eaSE ID expcnditsrc lrtBhupal. ba8redu¢ed thE dir¢ct fi￿aT815LTh# Import￿¢<
of advertlSi08 not ils 5tr&tsgi¢ importoncc 10 tbo Lharity's ain￿ obj¢ctiVC8. The vast rnajority of tbc charity,
cx¢e¢dits8ty loyal group of ￿16¢1￿8 6thPPOrtcrsw¢rc drawn to th¢ charity through pritit advcrtisillg.
1ft2023 Llwdrai$inB awaLrne8STaisin8 ills¢rts were ciniedin 65,￿0 cr>pies of FknbMatt¢FS.
RespoJi8e8 gre &85¢&￿d attd adjuitrrtents in adY?rtisillg and outreach made ort the basi& of both the level of donations at
nuuJbeTS of J]ew donorB reAch¢d, Post-¢wJpaign mollitori118 Alla]yses dat4 to reveal th¢ tevenue raiged in donation8 alld
.th¢ breakdo￿￿ bettveen llewaJJd existing doiiors. True retllrn on illvestttmt i* measured over a tsumber of ye4rs, tbough
the charity typicolly expE¢ls off.the.page roth￿1$ to be greDI¢T than the iJ)iliul investmext. The Iesults d¢moJ]6trate
continying valu¢ of odv¢rtiSiD8> evctt withiti a g¢J)¢rdl Gont¢xtof decrea8ln8printTeAd￿stsip.
Supporter development
ThG Lh4Aty WOTk8 to maitttsin apersotul link witlLits supportcr&, particularty th08¢ who wish to raise funds to oontribut¢
and heightrll awareness of the problrms. MaDy SUPPOrters rtiise knds on a r¢8thaTbasi& and others trials
and testillg a¢ti￿tr¢S to colltribvt¢ to tbe work of the ehaTity. The BMA eudeavours io Stay ID toueh Bith supporters to
thatth tJLetrt fortheir effort ondc4rnuLitrnentto the charity andto encouTag¢ fither fiwdrai&ing ictivitie8 inth¢ futuTr.
Supporter mwlllng8
Tbe did 8end a physical mailing ¢L> 811PPOrterg in 2023. The BMA prodLt¢es 5Jn e-newsletter CDnt&illittg updat¢9
onthe ch￿ltY,8 wotk&nd 8ettttal d¢v¢loprnell18 ¢D￿emIngB￿opl] which iS￿alledto around5,81K) 8UPWters.
D#tab¥xe devtlopThent
Th¢ BNIA fillancc offiwr Ii&isc8 Clo￿]Y with'th¢ donor r#latiotL8 m8nag¢r ordcr to ¢tJntinuaity itnprove the accuracy,
flexibiisty Bt]d TeportirJ8 c&pabi]ily of the dLtaba8e. 2013. the BMA recrnited a datsbnse fundrai6er in ordct develop
gtrate8iC gPPtoache8 ￿￿tIll81￿￿ the databasG. Respon8e$w the &un)n￿r2015 maiiiu& which strategically tary¢tcd'laps¢d'
ppottErs. enabled ths cJ)aTity to str¢amlill¢ the dBtabase, thexeby savittg OTL M15toBe Wld pri#ting cost¥ in htur¢ dirert
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AL APPEAL
EPORT OF THE TRUqTEES
FOR THE VEAR ENDED 31 DECEIIIBER2011
At the end of2023.thc datsbasereeorded EhattheBMA has rexislered apptroximatEly23,17S sllp￿.
Website
Th¢ cbarity'8 wcbsik h&s inthougt editw and is rEg￿larlY updatEd with EMVS storie& blogs and cuttent inforniation.
The generally receives anupsurse in visitDts during times otpublic appeals ot when llews cottctminB Bhopxl break5
iti prtiit OF digital llLedi& The BMA uscs blogK Aocial rncdia attd ￿tWOrking 8itcs such ag Twittar, Fa£cbook. YouTut*.
Instagrwn and FliekT to reach a widcr audirncc encournge llEW SUPPOrters. Sev¢ra] of thaÈ social nkdia plarfom18
recejve a substalltial inu￿aSt ill ifttrrest and activity during the Bbvpal anllivtrsary pcriod. Ill 2020, the BMA UTjdCrt(￿)k
to traes1￿ the existing wcb8lt¢. The new Wob81￿ will offers a simpler, clcaTer and tnoT¢ vÉsual inretfac¢, with better
overall acce85ibility to rLew and existing c￿tent. Content was sub5tantia]ty added to tbToUghO￿ 2020, ond charity
finalised the redesw) of the webgi¢ irt 2021.
Spring of 2011, the ￿tE to supportcr8, intrOd￿l￿g the Édea of Jnakirt8 a legacy cummitmcnt the fuTrT6. A
nVllLberof $upport£rs receivedfollow up c&ll8. The overall response wa&vcry positivr, andled ro anutnber of iJ))nthte
donotions, thouBh it wa5 anticipated thattbc true benefits of the legacy JJN4ilin8wouid ottly be 8¢cn oveL litne. The BMA
received kgaci¢s totaliDg £141.548 in 2023.
InMewortArn Glfts
Oellttou3 gifts have a180 ￿en sont to thc chfjTity'iti m¢moriklln'. Tbcse arg oftcn Bivcrt by a¢los¢ relntive ofthe deceased
per80n in Iscu of flowers at o f￿￿oral. Newllngs of Roystoll don&Éed £37.50 in mGmory of John Eatwtll. The cbarity
wishes to thank ev¢ryon¢ who hag donutsd in metllory of a loved gne, and offer5 ¢undol¢ttce8 to the fllfftÉly and fri¢nds
of each. Your SUPPOTiforlb¢ $W￿1vOrS of Bhop&i will ￿veTbe furgotteu.
GIK8knnbury Festfv81
JL 2023 the charity coDtinued its on8pin8 ￿gageM¢￿tWIth Glastonbury Festivlll, wbi¢hhEld its 8cGond futiv￿ Bil￿¢ the
2019 pattdemic. Orgajiged bythc r¢doubt&ble FioDa CAse. a longstattdittg support¢r, for tbe duration of themain festival
volullteers forn MD litter pi¢kin8 loaD15. workiDg ill acro8s the four day$. Begintting early every mDmin& in 2023
a loral of 120 voluntgw re￿Clersnltttr￿l¢ktrS exbAustivety itstwed thE Site *0 a cle#n cottdition each day. Tbauks to
th¢ir bAck-breAkitLS effortq the ¢harity Te¢eived£24,073.00- cLos¢ to the bi8h¢¥t amoutttourpartnerthip with Olaslonbury
ha8 ev￿ roi8ed. This total also in¢ludes a 8ti88eriog £2,665 worth ofdonation8 from itidividuul, Iltt¢r plckers. Th¢ charity
wryll colltinue its work with Glastonbury Festiv41 in 2024.
RuDDIn# fOrBh￿￿7
The clwitys enga8cthent with T¢tllaing impactcd by thc pandemi¢, alld with Te8i8tered runnitig SUPPDrt¢rs either
6uff¢riti8 un1i]n¢ly injuries or knvithg r¢lire4 the Ch￿lty t¢tained Jknming spa¢¢8 one enty for The Royal Park8 Half
MaTathon 2023. UnfortuDat¢lyi ouy c¢ydd not ie818ter by tIL¢ dead]itie.
Runnlng eveutshave siJ)cebetn p]a¢edon re￿¢W foi th¢ chaTity,whithha3 tethinedthTeoplaG@i in the Brl¥bton MaTatho
for y¢8r&.
s￿re]MIdt¥ resollldom and ¢ngag¢mellt
In the AU￿rnn of 2013, the BMA wviked in an xdvisory capacity witb 8harcholdefS and inve3tor8 of Dow Chemi¢al and
their advocat¢& with th &imufr&isillg cottterns aboutth¥ ovErAII impact of Bbopal before the ¢vmpztt5ls Annuttl GencrAI
Mccting in 2014. Th¢ work rcvtaled the of tbe OlympL¢8 campaign upon Dow Cb¢mi¢al. wbose to￿orate brdlld
ratitts MI¢D 3￿)0￿ over thepre¢eding five y¢ats. Itwts also ievedcd that DowhAd lost. by its own ye¢knrting. ptleast
$300 million thrpu8b lost ittvtstment opportunities ID India to Bhopal cDmpai8ners. ATBuing implau4iblythatBhopal
had bad no "fitsxttciai, oFrationhl or r¢putaLiOI)al itt)pA¢t" IL Dow swce8sfully exclud¢d tho re591ution from th¢
PTOXY of its 2014 AGM, a move publlcly Crjtieiged ijy co.fLler6 Amnesty a￿d Calvert lttve&tm¢nt6. Th¢ BMA continued
to wotk in LdvisLTrry capacity with shareholders investors of Dow Clwnieal to ￿81St on a prop08ed sh#rebold¢r
regoluliort for the 2015 Dow Chemical AGM. HDwcvor. once moye Dow cl&e￿i¢21 succ¢ssfully argued for the ttsohjtio
to bB ￿clUded frott) the proxy for its 2015 AGM. In Tespons¢ to a plan of tt￿er annoullced by both companicg in ]at¢
2015, in 2016 the BMA 8180 5UPPOrted effort8 to iDfom] shar¢hol(krs and illV¢8tots of both Dow CILcrniGal PTkd DuPont
Nwttours of pendtng l￿bilitieS dcrivingfrom th¢ Btkopal disaster.
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ThE BHOP
DI
TRUSTEFS
YEAR 31 DECEMBER 2011
In2017ihe chgxitycDnLinuedto advise JharcholdetY2ttdinv¢styr8 in DowDuPontinprepzration of shaTtholderrG8olutions
int¢llded ty be brLiughi befoT¢ th¢ inaugurn] DowDuPont AGM. The work Tewlt¢d in the prescntatiots of three separate
resalutions ￿f￿ra￿l7)S Bhopal at the COllLpanV6 illaugllrai AGM, held tD Chica80 on W¢dll&sday, Aptil 25th, 2018.
Votillg d¢Jnonstralcd that DowDuPont 8harttswJw& holdin8 almost 150 billion worth of sbare8 agreed that CompAny
mattaBement is mishandiing B￿0val. Th¢ ba&is of olle ptoposai was that a&%ct attLcbment6 orders alld itLtematiollai
injuurtions- pending vrythincivil aud CLimiDal case5 on Bhopal. ptK)vid¢d att i]Jllninent thir4t DowDuPont. A fu1138Tr
of tutal thththoLdings bA¢ked this proposal, which 2rgued thot special me¢ling6 ts 8ddre88 substantive LSSUC& cO￿d
be called with a Iookn vote 8bare.
The airn6 tOCDntinue its LthTi50ry WOTk in 2024, aimiDX to iJ)forth financial inv¢s¢ors conc¢Ttsed aboutthe hum
Yi8ht& i]npact8 of unoddre88rd b￿8]neSs liabilities.
BMAEvtnts
Th¢ clthtrity worked in parttLe￿hIp with Bri8btunb￿￿ ¢knArity Indian Fulvfft8 to ￿5t]it ￿￿emOrIeS Df an Jndith Futusd.
an exhibitivn of work8 by Freth artist and pkntr>gTapher Isabeau dc RouffigDAc ajjd Catlllw photogrdpheT and director
Ptp Avila. The exhibitioTh, wbicbknLFk pl&¢¢ overfiv¢ d&ys. uf The BriBhtOD Frwe FcA*ival andwas hc]d atThc
Pho¢nlx Art Space, on¥ of Brigknton's PTemi¢r art venues. Igabeall's 'Saris for Memory,, a striking £ollecUOJ) of intimate
photogtaphic portraits. feattueg won)en riirvivors of the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster We￿ill8 88118 PLiilted with n¢wsp4fKT
cuttitb84 and explore5 the pottrayal of swyivor communiti¢s in thc medi8. The exhibitioD attracted &pproxitra¢¢ly 2
visitor4 acld raised over£51)0.00 irt ditect donation$.
Yok# ForBhopal
ltt Sprin￿ 2016, 8UPPOrtGr, yogp i)ia¥litioller and author NIcLgbat) Dclahunt initi8led an event in EdinburBh CAYled Yo8a
for BhoJMI in honour of thr Sambb#vn& Clinic's yoia treatsllEllt progTAm. whi¢h has proven the health benefit8 ot yU8a
for peopte suffEring ÈlwoniG dige88e& tts d result of expo8ur¢ to toxic chemi¢il&. Th¢ charity 514)PON8 th¢ initiaLiv<'s
evol￿79nWjth thninistrative and online prO]]￿tiorIQI work,
Foll1>￿illg the re8trictioAs brought about by the global p9mdemic, the Yoyd for BhopaL progr￿ r¢&umed again iti 2021.
The ch8rity supplicdyo8iproctitiDn¢rswitb a ruoge or￿1p￿)rr￿aIÈlIalS i￿¢]￿dIng a pock of flyers, poBtcrs andpromotion
via the web8itC. SOC121 mcdia and rnonthly npwsletter. ett8agiti8 with ov¢r 20 diffetfD¢ yoga smdi08 aGTOll8 the UK, with
both orLliJ)e alld physic&1 events takift8 pLace.
Tt) 2023 dEdical¢d Supporter Lwrl Pott& ran a yog&work8hop of 39 pose5 for the 39th onlliverwy ofthe gas disaster,
alsD s¢11ing b¢r unwalltedyo8a kit in o rderlo rai3¢ afantastic totsl of £085 fortbc th￿lty.
Our thanks to all those hèv¢ Urgalli￿Wj Olld partidipl4t￿ in theue illspyinB ¢vwJt8 for their PO8SiDll gjul enthusiasm.
The charity ititends to 5LlPPUrt mott yoga-based eveJ)t5 itt the htt￿¢,
Falth GDJUPS
SitK¢ its foundlttg th¢ Bhop81 MedicAt Appeal has be¢u regularty suytaitted by the ¢xtraordin8ry CODtributlorts of
omtnunitie$ and audieryces of difftteni fDith tr3ditions. With this in mirtd, irl 2022 the Ghatity ueated its first fiJttdrAi&ing
d awareness eampai8tt to coiti¢id¢ with Ran)adall, the Islamic holy motsth of fastiTL& whicb 8¢¢s all ¢nornioua Io¢u8 OD
Ch￿Itable ¥ivin8. TJJith Brili6h Muslim8 (lollatingovLY£lOO million to localatLd itL*rnati<mal cius¢i L•aLh y¢ur.
To focilitsle ¢ngagem¢Dt witb Ramadaty in 2022 th¢ Ch￿lty d￿elOped all appcal to meet tb? c061 of tberapies for
I￿18￿@d ¢bild at Ching8ri. Every wcck of RAnwd8n the charity pIofilcd a Chiti80ri child aLongside their fAmilics,
d￿lIlIng their experiettce$ of livirlg in ibe sknudpw of the Unioll Carbide's di￿ster, of th¢ir tti&16 alld their bopcs for th¢
fi￿re. A purely online eampigrt which featured on our websitc. F)Leb￿l #nd In81agr¥JiL It geDerated a f2lltQ8ti¢
TeS￿n8¢ raising over £3,(N)O to ¢onti[￿£ ching￿l'S vitstwork with kids dan)aged by UJiioJJ Carbide% poiyony in Bhopal.
In all, the trdmpaign recrL]ited 19 new 5upporte19, #Jyo ettgxBiJI8 ov¢r 80,oc￿ peopl¢ with interactiots& a¢ro89 our KKial
rnedia plArforbu in¢luthgvi¢ws. like8 and w¢bsite cli¢k throL4ghs.
En 2023 th¢ ch￿1¢Y woyktsl to build on thi8 SUCCf8fy pIofilin8 diff¢rent cliildttn bEllefiting frollL thernpi¢s ￿ Chiwri's
¢lltre acr06s cath wcck of RaThadan. Thc ￿MpaIgnTai$cd approxitnately £2,498 over thc cour8e of RLmadan.
Christian and Quaker faith groups gre historirally dedicated supporters of the cliatity, and their suppolt C4)niinued
througkLOUt2023. WE receivcd& Yery gellcrou$ £300 donotionfrom Gia8g•w Unltarllln Churth, a gift of £155 from The
Exeter Quakers, allothor giftof £105 fromThe Barn5t*ple Quaker MEeiiDg, gnd a f￿￿1 gift of £180 from The Carll¥le
Quaker b(eeting.
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The ch3nty is de¢ply grdtefiLI for tht 811PPOrt w¢ re¢￿ve from fAith groups, and wim use the cxpuienG¢ reccnt
canipai8ns to broad¢n engagement with avariety faith groups in the fi]tULE.
In Novcrnber 2023 the ¢bariWg executive tllLSt¢£, Tim Edward4 was a guc&t 8peakcr ai Th¢ Socialigt Heahb Alliayjcr
Londorl's AGM. The alliwce, a laTgE umbrella QTgania&tion of health pr3ctitioner8, hosted Tim to discus& thc on8oiog
Medic￿ COll*queu¢es of the disastw and subsequent water ¢olltan]illatio￿ expresst2Jg coTn]nilmwt to fLWdTtiisll￿
eatittg awareTLCSS Of the charity'¥ wod( goitig fO￿ard.
In S&n)cmonthvolut)teerwith the cb8rity and digaster-witncss Faroh E&*waTd$was &guESt speaker before The Britis
Fi1mTn8ti￿￿,s s¢rnetsing of Who Shall We Ttll atThe Barbscau. Part of & short festival celebrating the life and work of
thc late Britith director, Hoyacio Ov¢, Wkn Sball We Tell ss a harrowing,ullsparing documentary filmed iti tht jTnrr￿oi￿*a
&fttnD&th of Union Carbide'8 G85 disastcr. Thr fthi t¢lls tht story of the fir8t months after th¢ Icak by making tb¢
t¢*In￿¢S of gurvivors, ILeaithprDfessionais andjoUrn￿16t5 c¢ntr￿10 its D&ttktiv¢. The ch2r&ty had 4 $tsll at th¢8cre¢ning
entr2ne4 enii88in8 MTthtsum¢rous att¢nd¢cs. inclndingjoumalists and fitsnproduccrs.
uv1￿#BDdte1 nbjeeti partnershlp
Since 2.022 the cbaTltyhasbBen colLaboratingon th¢proj¢Gt'Liv?ngBodiesObjccti: Techr￿logy￿lldthe Sp2ces of Health"
(Ltso). a threc-yeaT rEi&qrch woject has¢d ut the UlllvttBity of Lceds and tlll)ded by A Wellcom¢ Tn￿¢ Rese4rch
Development Award.
Tnrotrrt￿ by ￿ltical wn¢¢pts of ￿tsn￿l¢llLen¢ and ¢ollaborttion, as well ag exwimetstation, rijk. unccrtainty. and p]&y.
e ptoject centsrs or th¢ development of a physicÈl ard virtu81 Tn£diLal humaniti¢s l&boratory, facilitatsd by C￿aliVe
technology paTth¢rs 'Inullersive N¢twork81 and informed by coli#iy)TitiOD& with fow residenti￿ psrffi¢r& of which
Bhopat M¢dical Appeal is onc.
The ¢ltsrity'$ six-month ResidEllCy b¢gllll ill th¢ Second luLtof 2023, imToliryn8 regulaT woWAshopg in which we explored
in partttership fresh Btor)trllioB m¢thum5 und new fornis of digilal presentstioll. while resnaiJ)ing faithful to the chatt￿s
traditlottal methoJ of forew￿￿18 testimortle8 by the Bhopal 8uJvlvws thEtn8¢fv¢l. The pAr(netgknp w]]] conlinu¢ to
¢lcvelop into 2024.
Vfjlunteeri
Ttse chatity wi8b¢s to th&nk the YuMnt¢er8 wbo belped ill gernuous and ima8ittativo ways to rais¢ &war¢nc88 and ￿lldO
for￿￿ BMAdurin8 2023. W¢ eXtre￿lY proud atthappreoiativeof all ettdeavour5 to help fi￿d our work iti Bl￿paI,
NotAbly Fltsm8 CAse. a $upportw of th¢ ebarity sitiee its be8inrLill¥S 1994, 8Dd coordin&tor for GlastoDbury Fe5tivd,
once A8Ain went to extraordinary length8 to rAise donoiions for thi ch￿lty a( th¢ Pilton A]￿U&l Chrss¢mg9 F&yr¢. On this
OCCQ8ion Fiona n￿de 600 Homity pies to sell At the FaJT¢ on 213rd Decernber, eventually 9elling w¢ry 8iDgle olio and in
thL6 way raising £600 for the chatiiys work. HnviDg long sincc iun out of superlaiiveB, we remllin eternally graiefijl for
Fiona for tL¢r cDntinu¢d and iirelc88 ¢ffoTls OJJ b¢half ol the charty, and wc would 4150 lik¢ to Once more th8DK her
hud)attd Mlcha¢lCos¢, ev¢ryon@ cl5¢ who ILas work#d so hard to wJpponth¢ ¢harity ovcr thcytars.
Our heartteh t&uttkg go to all volunt¢£t&, inwhatever role. Itis bythousBndu of gestures of support and c¢)TLtributioJ]8
that fre¢, fw6t rl85s m¢dicaL and tberapcthti¢ care has been establithcd and sustaintd for Bhopal sUtViVOTS kn almost thTtt
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Fiuancialreview
In￿￿e fiDm dot)atioll8 Andlegacieg al￿other tradiny aLtivitie& att￿￿ntedtO £457,971 in 202312022- £447J46k which
repr¢￿A*s all It￿e&se of £IO,425 orl the previous year. The BMA irceived legaciss of £141.548 durillg the yOAr {2022-
£99.949). Tnv4stsnent income for the yw lljcrcased to £3.230 frorn £826, rcsulting itt totsl inLome of £461.201 (2022-
£448,372). This reprcsents aTL OVtt211 incrca3¢ of {2O22- decrease of 2￿￿* The ]nade no grani to Sambhavna
Trust in 2023 (2022- £DII), du¢ to tempotary ehang¢5 in S￿bbaVna'S abdity to receive hjllds fron) JLbroad {ulldcr the
India￿ Governm¢JJt's Forei8n Contiibution Regulation Act scheme). Agrant of £169,011 (2022- £171,192) was rnade to
ChingarL Ttust itt 2023. a decrease of £2.181, or 1.30/0 over 2022. The charity also made othct grants of
£26.785.
All iMporta￿tob]ectIv¢ of theBMA is to cnsvrethataccur8te informatiott is dissets]itiatedwidcly intheUK 8ndelgtwheTe
about the soc&21, ec4)nothic atd health probl¢ms still enGOUDtered by sutvivorg8nd tlmwe generations. OL2r awareuE8S alld
thJ¢ationui work i5 Gritical to cusur¢ on80ing 8UPPOrt ffft WOTk Bhopal oJJdAppro>imat¢]y £68,433 (2O22- £45.029)
wa5 d¢dicated to thisduring 2023. which covcrs s*affco#t&. thertiSiJ)81 publicatinns and SOttL¢ camp8iBn A¢tivitics. Thi8
araountcdto attin¢rcaSe of 52°h ots 2022,8 ¢Xpet￿)tuff.
FIDanclg1 posltloD
The baiaDce thshow$ totsL fiD)di of £286,966 (2022-£247.131). Cosh b&lances aiLheyear ettd &mouDt¢d to
£245,86212022- D19,1191.
As m¢lltioned below, the psmcipal Tisk facing the ¢Mritable compsny is its abili¢y lo geocraic $uffi¢i¢nt illcome to covcr
Cxpthdltu￿ iti¢urr<d ill fulfilling its objectives. The impact upon thE rknrity of Icss f8vourable foreign exdian8e T&te8
folluwing th¢ rcferei￿Ufft on European Union membership wa5 ¢ornpowided by a Érowth in the size of grat)ts tend￿rd
to supporttd (wDl￿tionS ittJndta and, AS a re5uK the ¢baritable compaJ)y$ tcactves diminished 8ince the b¢ginnillB of
2016.
(kattt requiretLents of support¢d org8nisatiotts, whi¢h ge1]er￿lY riEerL aach yellr 4worditig tg illfiati0￿ are being
#c(ively review￿ on au otrBoing basis. A more dttail¢a mL)mitorill8 tsnd evaluotion of rfficielley and appropritteness iti
offiujdslw bEets developed. Ill order to Koppori ill the SI￿ ofBr4ntsiendered to supported orgonisotions Dver
th¢ last ¢i8bt y¢&Y8. the ttL3&iee6 imve overseett a T#duction of stsfflljg levels and a reductiott of operational overheads.
lyoih of wbicb are subj￿¢10 regular rcvicw.
RedU¢￿On8 illOPtrntionai'8pendinghav¢ not oegativelyimpacteduponthe charitsbl¢ company'sEbilityto getwrnte incon
in priDr year8. kntlvities acr056 201 1112 SL8iuficantly develop¢d pubb"c awATene¥3 of its work ety8em¢nt with its
nwnsupporteTa. ITk2UII tb¢cbuitsbl¢ cotllpany began &pmgr8n)JMe to CDttsoSidHt¢ thim ¢nhancBdpubli¢ profil4 invofv
d¢¢per pubiic ￿￿¢￿tion 8tMI (yjtsrach, comn)htted 8Jvitr)g appeals, relgtionsbip fundi'aisinB ￿ld Tiuit And Foundation
P&T¢llrrships. Cons¢4ue])tly, u) 2013 and 2014 th4 choritablr company generatcd incrcosedleyds of incoJDg SUff￿]¢￿t to
meet tbe generalty increas¢d espcoth'DJre upon gTrnt8. In botb 2015 and 2016, the ch&Tity fi1rth￿ Teduc¢d funthisLL)g and
awareness r2ising costs while ttgain illcrea$i]Jg ¢xpetLdittwe upoll grants. conseq￿¢￿t]y, tl* p¢rE￿lage ihe charit8ble
mpany's overall expeJ)dsbJr¢ al￿1¢d to medical r¢lief incwgedi yegr on yeAT.
In 2U17, A small increase in expellditure on&warene81 iknd educational WOTk rE3￿ted in an incr¢ase income th¢8e
aetiviti¢s, Ln 2018 8D uver811 rqlllctioD in incothc led trustees lo carefvlly reassess operativ)nal ¢xpcnditure and incottjc
r¢latcd 8¢tiviti¢i. As H r¢auli ttuste¢8 took the d¢Gi510ll lo r¢8trUCtt￿e thc clwity'8 operations 80in8 foNaTd. reducing UK
8tstT Jlld o￿l¢¢ Costs whilc refocusing (m oor¢ income gencr#ting activities. The implem¢ntation of this oper.ational
reconhglltation oyer the course of 2019 s&w si8nifjcantly reduced exPet￿l￿jte ou th¢ oharitys UK offLce LD 2020, a$ the
cost5 of S￿￿jeAledUG￿ by 53% ¢ompared to 2019, whilt tbe d￿table company'8 in¢oM8wa8n￿￿taIned andinetreL4¢d
sufficicntly to m¢¢cgrattt coinmithients. Trustees will at ttBulaT intBrvals wJJtinu¢ to give cureft] cortsiderlltion to fiIrtTrLer
justing th¢lev¢18 of expenditure intended fotthe thwity'u activities,
The ttustees hxve therefore Mry¢w¢d thE ¢asb pogitson of the ¢lJ2ritable comptsmy atsd ￿BIL fvrecasts 8rthe dale of 8ignin
the accountx aThd are sLtigficd that tho Ch￿table ¢omp&lly will k oble to m¢et of its fIn8￿cIAL ¢olluAitments. As
conSeq￿¢￿ce th¢ tni8tses b61teve tbat the ¢h2ritsblc eompany is well placed tD rnan3ge ils fmanci￿ rigks yuccessfldly pnd
tbAt the thtirtt&ble compatty has adequatc reserveg to continue in DperationaL existtllce for thc fores¢¢abl¢ fvture.
AGrordingty.thetrll￿e¢8 colltinu¢ to adopitheBoing concern basis inpttparingthe a¢count&
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Invethentpolley*nd objective5
As it iSGuttent]ythe trutste¢s' iDt¢ntionto app]yail fimd8WAthin are]atively sh(yrttim¢ scple, the charity do&s not atpr¢sent
VCstsnctLts which would expose the capÈtal sumslv risE Funds hold f()rth¢puTPO% of makiThg grant8 are pta£cd in
dep051t accounts wbiGhyield ittt6testatrats com￿C￿Sur￿ltWi￿Lc￿1rcntjllaIk#tTatc8.
REscThes poliey
As explaiiied above d)atity C3rri¢s out a divcrserdnge of actTbities, SOllLe of v4hTrth COJDpfise sh()rt-teFm andeXten￿lly
fimded projects whi]st otheTS COmPii8e long-term ptojeu8 requiring Sibmificant ongoing fjtw1cl￿ c0jnrri￿¢Tht and
invdqtsnenL
The tTUStces have ¢xauthied the requirement for free r￿erVes. i.¢. th08¢ uljre5tsict￿ fimdg llot ittvested in tangSb￿ fixed
osyets,dc¥i8natcd forsp¢cific]ytyy)geb orothcrwise c<m)mitted. The Èrustees con8iderth44siven Lh¢ tsalj￿c vf the charity'8
urk, th¢ cb4rity sI￿uld aim to hold frcE c¢￿e& equivdent to the c(Istof nJ]nin¥ thc Chingari Trust for up to 9 n)onth8
aDd for up to 6 monthg of ¢xpendittw¢ 8alarics and organisationaL costs of thc UK office.
This would enable th¢ TTUSt to cotttinue to provi(k free scrvicBs and trealments to their registered USCT5 for another 9
o]tths if for atsy Teason the d)arity closed down. Additionally. it would tt]low them the l￿d ￿SOUrceS to exploTe
Other￿UrCe& of fuftdmgwitbout irtttnediatdy Lffecting ongoin8patictttCaTe. Cutyently thogceornbinca wsts are £208.207
(2022- £203,686). The trus￿$ are of the opinion tha¢lhis providLs sufficient flc¥ibTlity to wv¢r t¢tl)POTary shortfAlls in
In￿￿1￿8 r¢Bource8 due to the diffcrenecs in itteorne flow& Adtquate WOTking ¢?pitai tls over Core ¢08ts. and will
&liuw the chaTity to cops and re6potsd to unforesB¢n emerge￿cl£S whilgt 5PErifi¢ platss ar¢ implcment¢d. Though
aspir&tional,th¢ frtt re8crv¢s rffjuirert￿I is r¢gularlymonitor¢d andr￿1¥wed
sfRUCTURE, GOVERNANCEAND MANAGEMENT
GDvetnln%do¢umont
The chatity 1$ Col￿tituted cothpatty limited by guar4nte¢, and wa6 ￿t up by i M¢mDraoilum of AB80¢iation ¢)n 24
May 2(X>6, 11 WAS granted chan"tsblc regigtration in the UK on 9 January 2007. Lega] reSp(Yi￿1blI1ty for the Jhanagffnent
and sttwaTdsbip is vested in the bwd oftN8¢Eey.
On 2 April 2013, BhOp￿ Medic&1 Appea] A]so rwsternd itsclf with theoffice of thc scottis￿ Cbulty Re8ulator {OSCRI
andwAd giv¢n the ScDtti8h CheTLty Registration NuttLber SC043904.
In 2020 tIL¢ (b￿lty nquested to be r¢n)ovedfrom th. c Scottish ChtirityRe8ister. This confirmed on 15 OctobEt 2020.
G•vern4Det
The bo8xd of knistecs guid¢s th¢ iinpl¢nw]tatiott of the BMA'& ￿tiVitieS in Taising awarene88, futidwsing #Dd provi
grattts to or8ani&ation6 to fulfil its miY8ion. It is g￿lded by its constitution and decisiotts made at Irgu1￿ tyxtee rrteetirt8S.
An Orgatii8titional Guide set& the framework for the ways of ￿hlevIng objtcttve5. admillistratiye and emplOyn￿lIt
wocedures, expected ethiGs alld va]ue8, th¢ standards of outputs. Board 8u&comnJitt¢es provLde Buidance betw¢¢n
tDeetiDgs, alld tnLYteis ¢omtbwii¢llte regularly b¢tWC¢ll rncetings.
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STRUCTtThiE, GOVER￿4￿ck AND MANACEMENT
Org￿18911￿￿￿l 5tructhre
The board of tru8t¢¢s, which CUTreJJtly h&$ S members, met twice in 2021 De¢ision making alth overgight was ￿80
maintiind via 8￿p[￿lVe sub￿0h}mIttcE$. The board CODv¢n¢$ trustcc Sllb-¢ommittees under throe ￿0up]ng6. (a)
Or8atiisational. (b) CoTylluuMications: and{c) Fiuatiec. Ad sw>port for8taffanda¢livtticg iu estsblished ￿th￿reqUIr¢d.
Tht Senior M*llogem¢2nt Team prepare5 & brief of the i&sue8 8nd deci8iollg to b¢ discussed at tsustee Jnecthigs. JD ¢a8e
where a decision is required between meetings, ￿nf0m￿￿￿on is CIrc￿laTed to all members of the board witb x lime frame
for feedback. T85ue8 rn&y be ftrst di￿￿￿8ed wtsthin the Mana8cTllent su￿c0rnrnilfr¢ or othcr appropriate subv¢oMmittee
before circuiatiott to the ￿11 board. Thjstees are comThitt£d to makiug d¢ci$ion8 by ￿nsensu$". if different vtews r¢itthiti
after opcn discussions have tak¢n plaffj a majority d￿1.810￿ may bc taken.
Th¢ Chari￿$ S¢niur Managemenr Team colltytisc& the Operalyons MaTJagcr &lld Managing Trustee. The Senior
MaMgetneniTeamTeportrcgularly ￿ the Chair ontht f]]JanCi￿ andoperati(M)al p¢rfonllance of the charity. Tb¢activities
caryied outby Con￿]t￿nts are agrced by the board at￿ regutw. IEPOrts on progress ar¢ r¢quitEd. Report8 are submittcd t
the Senior Mat￿e￿￿ellt Team aodlw lrnstctsas appropriat¢,
In addition lo thg S¢nior Managcment the cknartty employs a Finance OffLCtt, a Charity 2nd a Fundrai8in%
Support Officer. It wntsacts one otherforwodt on ethnmunicationB & futthsitt8.
Jn lin¢ ￿ryth ¢I￿lty￿ Mernorasldum Lnd Arti¢le8 of Association Tith Edwor48 (Trustee) is ¢¢)ntrKt¢d as Maoaging
rTUStee.
Re¢rultmelltand 8ppolJrtThwit of trustee
Th¢ Bhopal Medical App¢al aims IoTecNittwstce4 who bave &, coJJn¢ctiokn to the welfare of the BhopAI wrvivors or otI￿r
vi¢lirns of illdustrial (bsast¢N or a detailed knowledge of the Situation in Bhopal, as well ￿ fftembers who wi]1 bring
specific exF*rti$¢ (n￿d1￿fIJ￿i¢ia1. legql, thw)agement,health). Boardmernberstnaybere-ele¢ted and th¢ Bbopal Medi¢ai
Appeal All￿5 to retsiti Expertisc beyond one threc-year term of office. Whcn recruitsnB, th¢ Chair wtll wovidE a short
biographyof potenii8L members fordis¢u8Éion bytheboard. and wilh th¢ir agr¢otlletttwill th¢n approach th¢se In¢iividu&l8
alld discugs the OTgiAistitionatneed& follow¢d byawIitt￿ invitatiollalld d¢lai13 &boutboard obligations.
The fDIIowitiBtrllBtee&were ih office throughoutihgp¢riod'&ndup to the date of&pproval of the anmial rcport and finattci41
Ind￿ctIo￿ trnlnlDg oftrvittti
stee4 are provid￿ with infom)ation guidAttct on th¢ir Yole re8ponsibiliti¢s uudcr Ch￿lty Conjtllission
regulatiot)8. The BhopaL Meth'eal Appeal trLBS developd an Or8anisationg] Guide which sets out in del&il the
respon$ibt]itiea of I￿ste¢S and employee$, This docLuneni has b¢¢n apwDY¢d by theboaTd of tsustee$ attd a86iSty thctn itt
their role.
Key]ll￿ageMent persoDnel
The tmgte¢i con8ider thattljey alotte Compri￿ the keymaJww(ent of tb¢ ¢haTiry ill ¢horg¢ of ¢Jire¢ring and ¢OllLrollin8,
running and the charity on # day ro day busi$.
Orditiarily none of Ibe thi￿¢6 ar¢ r¢mutsgr&¢ed in r¢spe¢t uetheir s¢rvices ag tm8te¢6 of the charity. Only out of pockei
expendittr¢ incu￿edbY th¢trLtsiees in r¢]atiOttiO thesrrol¢ as ¢ruitt¢s of the chuity ttre rejmbursedw￿tte claimed
0￿¢ trn8tee &lso a£tg #s the Managing Tlljstee of th¢ chatity attd is reMuTj￿Yted for thi* tK>le. ThIB ig permissibk under
the MemoralldU￿ a￿d Arti¢les of ASY￿]8t10n ot thtt charity. The rol¢ at)d level of ranuneration are proposed by tbe
Trnstec Managrnwnt Cothn)ittee, and 4ubscquctLty di8¢u55ed approved bythe b0￿d oftLus￿¢S in the absen¢e of tbe
Man#gillB Trustee. Th¢ level of remullernliott is refi¢GtiYe of thc knowledge. expeTien¢e and particular skill set requircd
fur the role is boscd upon f¢4 tates 8el foT prior ¢xp&rt cons￿1(￿￿11 rather tha￿ idenlified rnarkct rateB, wbich Tan8¢
conBid¢rnblyhigbBr. P￿fOrni￿L￿ i8 8ubje¢ttQTegu]arrcview bythe TruAtee ManAgcmentQ)tnmitt¢e.
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BHOPAL MKDICAL APPEAL
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDI;D 31 DEcEI￿BER 2023
STRUCTUR[ GOIQRNANCE AND TrLINAGKMENT
WorJKinEJWith other organtsatlon$
The ¢harity woEk5 Witb orgAnisation$ thal 9re cg]npaiEnitig iiisti¢e for suryivors of the Bl￿PaI Bas disasteT and in
p#rticuiar the Tmternalional Campaigtt Justice in Bh0￿1. To fiuther its goal4 ard to raise awar¢n¢¥S of thc necd for
research. h￿th and suppDrt a¢tiviiies ill Bhoyal, the charity works with Dthcr iclcvatst internatsonal, Dational OT Ioc
otg&ni8ations thatwillpromote awaTen¢ss and a£tion to mect its Dbjectives. In2019 itworked with twonational ch￿er9
fAllLncsty]ntetLatiDna] ott awueness raisitig of ongoing liiigation and humall rigbis issues pertaining to Bl￿paI. attd in
2023 r￿UffLed sirnilxrwotk inanadYi8orycapw¢ity. tn 2023 the ¢J￿rity alsL)woTked WIth￿l￿ter￿[Chat￿ty IndiallFuturos
otL&wareness raising lo¢￿] to thc clthrity's office8 in Brightoh. thl withLe¢d4 University oft lig Welleojne Trnst enabled
pt¥)jecL LivingBodiesObiec(
Patrotti 1ndad￿seYI
The BMA is ptofid farthc supportof7t8 pthn4 wJpponh¢lp$ to 8ignificaDI]yraisc ourpyofile and drnw *ttCDtio
to on*oin8 nccds in Hh<)paI. Jon SMDW, pr¢scDtor of Chann¢l 4 News. took on th￿8 rolc itt2009. fvtieh&el E&vis. fuullder
pfthc Glasionbury Festiv￿, Agreedio become a patron iu2010 athd Navin Shah, elect¢d mellthet (Trf the LoJ)don Assenthly
for Br¢lltaud Harrow. agreedto becotne & patroll in 2013.
We Ale indebted to the writtt Indrk Sinbll for ￿1B of ded)￿tion to thi8 Oh￿tty, his and wi8dom of
¢ourg4 his ereAtive exc¢llencewhi¢h ￿ntinUe8 to iDspir¢th¢ BMA'S ¢¢)mmunications wodc.
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Thk BHOPAL MEDICAL APPEAL
REPORT
STEFS
FOR THKVEAR ENDED 31 D
MBtR2011
STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE A74D LIW4AGBMENT
Th¢ trngtees have consideTed the major risk8 ts> which the chwity is ￿pOsed and estabiishcd syst4tn8 to mitigate thcse
risks. Princkpal risks and th6 stratrgies to manag¢ thelll bEJow.
Finan¢iAI
TkeprSwipal risk f&cittg thecharitsble ¢otllp*ny ts ils &biltyknKenerLte Bufficient iwojneto covtTexpendituy¢ Incu￿
in fiLlfiliing itsobjective& Thisis described in tnoirdetsil uttder'fiJi2ncialp)sition' above.
As a dthriry which raises funds for activities ITh Bhopol and oth¢r areas affectcd bychemi¢al I￿atrd& the tN8tees have
considered anurnber ()f risk$ token th¢ followitig actions..
-sound accountin8 pra¢ti¢e8 bav¢ been e8tabli8hed and the BMA etknploys gn accoulltanl uf sound 4nd ￿pPrOPriate
accoulltiDgexperti8e. The i￿de￿ident examinorwas appointed basedon th¢irexpcJienceofworkin8with chariti¢¥. Ovud
practices ar¢ followed in tnanagin8 donitiolls received fromsupporters.
-A8 a fu]]d-r&ising and gr8lll-givitig djarity the BMA can hold 518rufwt fuods for disburscnwtst. Care ha8 bec￿ iaken to
ittvest tILestt funds witknllÈ risk an ¢thi￿1 bank and rcgulat &tt¢tttion15 paid to nc¢ivirtg the b¢st retuttt within
these lin)its.
-A& a charity which und¢rtth$ activiiies and &warentS8 10 raise ftuth8, ev¢ry effort 18 beinB to inCtt3SC thc
pwp)rtion of funds raiBed for i¢8 grAtJt￿.VLttS purpoAeA frotn the awarenesy-r&igin8 and li￿a-raising Activities. Budg¢ts
are tevittwcd regulatly attd acuvities undertAkell are a8ses8ed forthcirrcturn o]J inv¢sttneat.
. A8 A chaLIty which T8ises 8warenes8 of th¢pIDblems facin8 s￿￿1v0r$ in Bhopal audrly¢wh¢r¢. twstees r¢8uiayly revicw
the b￿anCe of cxpenditure betwee￿aWareneSS rai$in8 and ils gr8nt.sivin¥ obliggtionB.
- As i c]Jarity which Chan￿15 significant of *knllding through foreign exchange gcrvices. atte￿tion is giverl to
sourcing the b¢6t Possibl¢ valu¢ for thE chayity. Be¢8w¢ of the Ill￿￿ed irnp￿t of the Bruit vote upott the valuatiorl of
5tBtlIt￿thC¢h3rity ¢atefillly optimises th2timins of currency transftts oversea& i8 lt)Ve8ti8ating￿u￿llCy hedgillgop¢ioJJ8.
Governanee m8nagen)tnt
Thc risks of overBight #Dd poor m8nagctn¢nt hav¢ bEell addr¢ss¢d by hoLding T¢gular ÉLUStts meetin89 Alld estabiithits8
boBrd 8ub-committ¢es to provid¢ for more d¢tsil¢d corJsideTAtion of 1¢81)OtISLbi]iti¢¥ and matters thAt ￿16¢. In
pafiicular, ill 2008 a nw8gm¢nt sul￿￿1￿￿Lttct w&s established consisting of thc Cbair at)d hvo other trust¢e6, Ott￿r
bub-CODUllitk¢s ¢nsuK tbattNst¢e$ ¢aD playa roleb¢twccJ meeting5 in overAi8htat)dsupport. Stsffhuve r¢gularll*elings
with th¢ MaJ)aging Tru$t¢¢. CoQhwrs and other tsustee8,
Empknymenl 8nd toniuItant&
The rigkA of not ￿lfillillI 80(xi employmetti prn¢ti¢e, and of tmployees or consultaut5 not meetin¥ expectatiu]Js, have
be¢D considtte& Th¢ COlltr8¢¢ of ernployment whi¢b ctllployee8 sigtt was drawn up with guidartce from 4 Hullwi
Resoure¢$ CODsuLranl, DotailEd job deKriptions are provldcd lo e8tsblixh rcapo]Jsibilitses and expectations, Tru8t¢¢S WLII
seek advice frorn an employmcot law firni whcre neces$ary. Con8ultarts angascd by the ULU51 sign a COTLtra¢t
whiGh details their task8 tiwclillcs. ProLYtsq on these are rcvicwed at regular int¢rv4ts by th¢ Stsff Management
Comtllittte. The risks gf1088 of k¢yptt8onttel have also been cOnsid￿ed, a process of wcc<ssion planning has ken
impluTh¢ntcd.
The riskB of ¢5tthbllthillB ¥oodopeTrliotLal pracliG¢s in i choiity havc been con$idcTcd. An Orgatiisauond Guid¢provides
a5L415tanc¢ 8nd guidRnc¢ ott the runnitt8 of the ch￿lty and was rcviewed and l￿datEd iti 2015. Tkne tlllstrt rub-
cotnmit¢eeB on fmgnce, manBgetnent and comrttunicatiotts, as well os r¢gular email con)muniratLon, provide a stnjc
formore detailedconsideTats¢)n of tht day-lo-tsy bu8in&s& ol'tbe chotitythan would bepoBgible in kn)itre me&iwalont.
Reputgtlonxl
The risks of Lttracling poor publicity have been congidurejl and Ihe LI￿4￿5 cloAely guard ¢b¢ produrtiott of m*ertal.
inGlttdin¥ thri)ugh a commuDicatiuns sU￿0]n￿lttee. Outreach material is develo￿a by &hi8hly ¢xperienccd COT>sultanL
andwe are fortunate ill having additiollal expttrti￿ to guide on fimd-raising nutcrial. Wc ell￿ged advice ft0￿ a spe¢iaii8t
law compatty when apwopriate. These consultation8 a&surc trust¢¢8 that all of the BMA'S a¢tivitics confom with
ch￿￿table law. tltht its publieatiofts ¢otnply with lib¢1 laws and that uny possibl¢ libel action vigotouOy and
8uc¢essfiJlly rejectsd all eomm¢Dts by thE BMA inpubli$hod tnatrriH13 tL&Vt begnmadein the public int¢ttst.
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THE BHOPAL LIIVJ)ICAL APPEAL
REPORT OF TH
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBKRIOII
STRUCTURE GOVERIYANCEAND L¥WANAGEMEKr
L&w88nd reglll&tJons
Thc ill￿te¢S are mitLdfvl of the need to cornply with all legislatiou and r¢gulations regurdittg ehwity govcrnance. We
recav¢re￿￿arUpJ￿ttS frotThalc8alfsrmom chan8c8 law anA thcir guid￿c¢18brotsg￿tt0thQ att£ntit)n of tmstee$
their Jneetin85. In rn2llxgins its dafAbas¢ of supp(xter8, the Data Prot¢¢ttott Act is thlly ob8erned. To the
requiLwllcnts of General Data Protcctiott Regnl&tion8 (2017), itt advance tb¢ djarity sou8htpro!essional adviEe, reviewed
d adapted a]IrulevantprnctiÉ*S for fvll con]pliatice, appoirLted a data protection officcr andpublishcd its pnv&cypoiicy
online. Tkne chaTity is regigt¢red with the UK Futtdratsing Reslllator and actively app]ie5 lis Code of F￿￿raIsI1jg Pracuse
to its workin order to ensureb681 practi* is followed throughoutallfunthai$ing.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTR4rn DETAILS
Reg151eted Ctullpany number
1)5826888 (EngJwLandW81¢8)
Regbttyed Ch&rlty lluujl
1117526
Reglgtered offlc¢
ComJJJullityBus¢
QuE¢ns Road
Bri8htoJY
E481 Sussex
BNI 3XG
Trn•tee8
T PEdw8tt19
S M&ti]&l
Am0￿￿￿u￿ed
M$ A Mwyay
Profe8sor S Sarkar
lttd41endent Ex¥miller
Cl]nstopherRobertTyl¢r FCA DCIL4 FCIE
FI CRT Litrlit
Flat24 WeUingroni4 CvL)rt
Laille Clo¥e
Brlghton
East Sus8¢X
BNI 6TD
Bankers
CAF B￿LiMIt*d
PO Box 289
WestMa]ling
M194TA
Td¢phoMe
01273 603278
Web￿ts
www.bbopAI.oTg
adnjin@bhopal.ory
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ThE BHOPAL MEDICAL APPEAL
REPOR
FOR THE YE
IDE
MBER20
STATEMENfoF TRUSTEES, RKSPONSIBILITIES
The lyugiees (who aTr 21s0 tbe di￿lOr8 of The Bbupal MediLal Ap￿al for thttpuryx)s¢s of company law) areresJx>ttsible
for preparing the Report of the TTuske9 alld the financial statements accordance with applicable law aDd United
Kingdom Accounting StaJ)darth (U]Jitcd Kin8dom GcrLeraLly Accep¢dAccountln8PEactice).
Cowy law rc4uircs the tn]stee8 to preparc finaftcial statcTrctsts forrach fillancial y¢ai' which s￿e L truc attd fair vi¢w
of the stafe of affaiTS of thc chtirilable company and of the incoroing Te￿￿rCeS applic&tion of resourc0% illcladujg
the income and expKnditllLf. ofthe charitAble compa2]y foTthAt peti0￿ tttptep4Litigthose finanrial statemettts, theilli8tees
arettouityd ro
ed ￿l1th[e accounting ￿)1￿CleS 3ttd than apply themc(￿Slstcntly',
obsetve the metknds and prillciple8 in the Charity SORP.
make jud8ernent&and Estin￿t¢$that ar¢r￿￿OI￿&bIc and prlld¢llL
prepare the fjnancial Statemetsis on th¢ going ¢oncem b&sis unltsss it ig inappropriate 10 PTesume thot the chariknble
mpAlly will ¢ontyTtu¢ in kn]%ttiesy.
T￿e tru8tcc# are rebTronsibla forkcepill8 proper Aceounting records which di￿loSe with reasonable aGGurnEy at auy time
the finADci&I position of the cPATitgble CoMpa￿Y and to cnable them w ensure that thE f]nm¢MI stot¢m¢nts comply with
the cOn￿￿nieS Act 2006. TW are also ￿spOnsible for safeguarding the a$s¢ts of the GhaTitsble company and fL)r
taknngrco6onabl¢ 8tgpsfoE th¢pr¢v￿tion and detectiou of fiBud alld otheriTregulariti25.
Approved by ord¢rofth¢b)mloftnLStccs on......
SI￿¢d on it8bebalfby'.
TPEdw4rds. TThste¢
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INDEPENDENT REPORT TO THB TRUSYEES OF
TFtK BHOPALMEDICALAPPEAL
IndtpendeRt examineT'J reprtto tbetrn8tttJof The Bhopal Mediral Appeal {'theCompally
Ireportto th¢elwity ttwttt8oJ] my&umlt]ation of the of the CoMpa￿Y fortheyearended31 DLTetttber2023.
ResponBibi]itieB Hnd b4sis•f r¢pDrt
As the cjjarity's InL8tee5 ofthe Company (and a]80 its dI￿t0￿ for the PL￿￿st& of Company law) you are responsible f
the preparation of th¢ &c¢oulltsin8ccordaLcewith the ￿quIreMents oftbe Compgt)i¢s Act2006 {*be 2006 Act,).
HAiryll8 satisfied mygelf tb2t the accou￿5 of the Comwy ate ]￿t ￿qUirC￿ to k audited under Part 16 of thc 2006 Act
alld are eIi8itilc for indep£ndent exathit)atiott, I report in respect of my exBmin&tiott of charityb ac¢ouJts as
out u11d￿ section 145 Bf the Charitics Ath 2011 ('the 2011 A¢t'). Itt out my vAatntnation J have follow￿ th6
D1￿ctiOnS ¥ivell by Ihecbarity CoEnmix%iottund¢rSeLtion l4515) (bl of the 21111 ACL
tndependeDt uamlner's itAtemellt
Since yow charity's gr08s 1￿CoM¢ &xeeeded £250,OOn your examit)er must b¢ 2 member of a li5t¢d body. r Gan ¢onfiLm
that l qualified to uDdcrtakr thr exarninatioll becausc l atn a tnwtthcr of th¢ I￿slIt1Lte of Cb&rtued A¢¢ountants in
England and Waks, which is one of Ihc listed budics.
Ihavdcompletedmy &ThninatioD. Ic4mfirm thatno nJatter8h4ve eom¢l0 my attet)IxoJ) inco]]n￿lI0￿iWLth the ￿a0)mAtiO
givillg ME cause to believe:
ac(wntin%reeoydswertsnoikotinrcspcctof th¢ Cornp¥lly as roquird by S￿tion 386 of tIL¢21J06 ACL or
the accountA dojjotaccosd Thryth rcctsTd%' OT
the aGcot]nt% do not ¢omply with thc d¢counting requirem¢nl¥ of Sectioll 396 of the 2006 A¢t other than any
4¢quiremeDt that th¢ a¢¢outtts give a and foir which i8￿9t a ntsttor considered ffts port of Èn indq)eJJdent
exarninatiOD.' or
the acCO￿ts have t)ot been pr4)attd in accordonce with t￿ rnetbods and PLillciples of th¢ S¢atsJnent of
Recommellded Praciice for accouDtillU Aodreporting by charities (applicablc to ch8Titi¢y preporing their ￿COUnt6
iti aeeordancewithtbe FirtttnCiAI Reportlng Standard &pplicpbl¢ in the UK attd licpublic oflreland{FRS 102)).
I b8Y¢ TLO ¢onc¢m8 )tsdhave COD]¢ a￿0$8 other matters in cot)neetion with th¢ examittation to which att¢￿tim) should
be drawn in thLS report in ￿rd￿kn) ellable a properundcrstanding of th¢ accO￿nts ro be reached.
ChtistopherRob¢rt TylerFCA DChAFCIE
FI CRT Limited
FJat24 WcliiD8toni&G)urt
Laine Close
BNI 6TD
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THE BHOPAL MEDICAL APPEAL
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACT[VI￿E8
FOR THÈYEARENDEI DJI DEcEfi(B
2023
Total
2022
Total
funds
Notes
DonatiODS andkBaBicg
396.420
396,420
389.726
Ch•ii(#bk *ttivEtles
H￿I￿l￿e￿"£￿j,llutritiQn&1￿QMMu￿ltyrel￿ti{ms
and re5e4tcb
24.357
24,357
Othertrdding activitte
Jnve5tment incort
25,942
3.230
11,252
25,942
3,230
11,252
55,5DS
826
2J15
Total
43QS44
24.357
461.201
448,372
EXPENDITURE ON
Rais(ttg fijrds
91698
92.698
YO.272
C￿rItAble Artlvltles
Awaycness
H￿1th,M¢d1cai.0Utr1tiOna1,C￿mMUn1tyTt1fitIonS
Al￿ ￿$¢ar
24,357
68.433
45.029
195.776
195,776
22&629
64,459
64,459
64,263
Tolai
397.009
24J57
421.366
428,193
N&T￿lComE
39,835
39.835
20.179
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Totyl fvnd4brought fonvard
247,131
247,131
226,952
TOTALFuL￿s CARRIED FQRWARD
280966
286,966
247.l31
The notes formpart Ofthe5Bfu￿n¢tal statem¢J
Pag£ 15

IHB BHOPALMEDICAL APPLIL
BALANC£ S
ERZ
20
Totsl
2022
T¢)trl
fimds
UnTthict
Restticted
fiuids
FIXED ASSETS
tuvcsttDEnts
Is
12.686
12.686
72.686
Debwrs
C48hatbAnk ondinhattd
16
218,201
265,862
2l8.201
265.￿2
98,04]
319,119
484.063
484.(
417.160
CRKDITORS
Amollntsf&llingduewithin oneye
17
(209,783)
(209,783)
1181715)
NET CURRENT A&swrs
274.280
274.280
234,445
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRF
LIAHILITIKS
286,966
286.966
247,131
ASSETS
286.966
286,966
247.131
18
286,966
247,131
TOTALFUNDS
286,966
247.131
The Charitable cojnpdny 18 entitled to ¢xen)ption from AL￿11 under SKtiotk 477 of the Componies Act 2006 foy the yqar
at￿d 31 December 2023.
The tnembers buve Jjot reww¢d ttL¢ cornpany to obtain an audit of iti financial &tatemtnts for the year ended
31 D¢c¢mb¢r 2023 ID &C￿rd9￿Ce with Secltoo 476 of the Companies Act 2006.
Tr Iruatees x¢kniowiedge ￿]r rcwiibilities for
(a)
ensuTill8 that the choritable COr￿patty keeps Ar￿U￿(Ing T¢cor& thal comply with s￿￿¢)￿￿ 386 and 387 of the
Companies Act 2006 and
propsring financial ststeinen15 whicb giv# at￿￿ and fairview of the stat¢ of affairs of thc cbAritsble eotwjany gs.
at the end of each fuwi¢ial year and of its surplus or det]eit for each fthattciAI year ill Accordan¢¢ with th¢
TeqUiTem¢rLtI Df Sections 394 attd 195 and which othenvi8e comply with die re￿ureMenL¥ of the Companies Act
2006 rel&tillg to fthan¢ial statements, so fAr ￿ applicableto the charitabl¢ cornpotty,
(b)
These finarLciai itht¢nJo)ts have bccn prepared in ac¢¢)rdance with the provisioll8 appli¢abl2 to ¢haritDbie tfjmpanies
subject to the stytsll compofjiesregijlle.
ciaL statements werc approved by the Board of Tru8te¢8 and aUthori￿d tor issue
andweredigttd on its behalf by,.
Tbe
TP Edw&Tds- Tn
Tknenot&* fumiparÉofth$¢ financilll 5tat£ments
PAge 16

THE BHO
CASH FtA)WSTATEMEWT
FOR THE YLIR ENDKD 31 DEcE￿IBER211l1
21)23
2022
Note8
Cagh flow8 frnm opeY*tlng #ctlvldes
(56.487)
(1365)
Netcathusedinowatin8aCtivitiCB
(56,487)
(1265)
C25h flowBfrDm invc*ThgA¢thrftI
InterestTtceiv¢d
3230
826
Net￿shp￿0V¢de￿byitsveststt￿ llctivitie8
3,230
826
ChanEein ca5b equlvalemts Ill
tbe reporlAng pprlod
CAth &nd cAth equIV￿e￿ts &tth¢
beglnnkngof the repordngperSod
(53,257)
(439)
319,J19
319558
Cgth And tqufvAlemts gttb¢ end of
the reprdni perlod
26S.862
319,J19
Thcnthe8 fomi partvf these rman¢i￿ stat￿ettts
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THE BHOPAL MEDICAL APP
NOTES TO THE CASH FLOW STATEMENT
FOR THE ]SAR ÈNDbD 31 DECEMBER 2013
RECONC[￿￿TIoN OF NET INCOME3D CASH FLOW FROM OPERATINGAcrivrriES
2023
2022
L etlnc4)me for tke reportln¥ ￿￿EDd (ua ￿rthest￿t￿￿ellt0l Flts#ndsl
Acdvltk¥)
Adjll$tn￿n1I for:
IOtt￿tIeceiVed
lllcr¢8s¢ in d¢btt)rs
IDcreast in creditors
39,835
20.179
(3230)
(120.IM)
27.068
{826)
{23J54)
2,936
Netcath used In operailo
{56.487)
(1265)
ANALYS]S OF CHANGES ￿NET FUNDS
At 1.1.23
Cath flow
At31.12.23
Net L*8h
CtskatbknkAnd inhand
319,119
{53257)
265,862
319,119
(53257)
265,1162
319.119
(53257)
265.862
Th¢ notes fI)nn￿of th&8e finallcial8tatet￿
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THE BHOPALMKDICALAPPEAL
R THE YLIR EiYDED
EMBER
ACCOTJIfflNC POJ.ICIES
BA61s of preparlng thetlnllnelalit#*eJthellts
The fit)￿￿la1 Statell￿18 of the charitablc company, which is a public benefit cntity u]thr FRSIOI have been
prepated in accord&nce with thE Chatitics SORP (FRS102)'Aecoutttills attd RepDrting bycharities: Staterneut of
R¢EornrneDded Ptactice app]icable ts) charities preparing their accounts the Financia] Rcporting Stbndard
applieabl¢ ill the UK Rcpublic of Ir¢land IFRS102) (effective l January 2015}'. Fillalleial ReportÈng Standard
FRS102 Thp Fitiaucial Reportitig Stsndard applicable in the UK and Rewbli¢ of Ir¢iapd' and the Con)patsies Aci
2006. The finaDcial Statett￿ltSh￿vebttn prepared underthe histOriLX] cost convention.
The aCLOUlltS Are pJEpartd it) sterlin& which Li the functional CULTency of the charity. Mondllry wnoutlts in th¢se
ststcments aTe rounded tp th¢nÈarLs1 £
truSt¢¢￿d)r￿IQrS collsider ttL#t are no n)at¢riAI un¢¢rtainti¢8 aboutth¢ ¢o]w)thy's tbiiity to Contin￿ as
a goiDg eonee
Income
Income is recoRniged in the wiod in whid) the cbarity bas 8￿￿￿eD)ellt to tbc tncorne, the ￿nOU￿t of iDcom¢ co
be theosvred relidbly and itis probable that the inconie will be receiv￿ Tnroryjo is doferr¢d only whcn th¢ Gharity
s to fulfil COnd￿tiOnS before ￿cOn71n8 entitled to it or wbere the donor or fund¥r ha& specified that tbe ittcome
is to b¢ ex￿nded iu & fithire a¢¢ouniin8 period.
Donatlwii
Donatiund are tre¢o8nised the thity has eonfimtstion of l)oth the amount onds¢tti¢meTJl dale. ¢h¢ ¢V¢llt
of donations pledged. but llot rtceive(L the amount is accrued for wheig thc Ttceipt i& considered prO￿b]e. In the
cvent that o donation is subject 10 condiiions that r¢quir¢ a l¢v¢l of perforruauGc bcfoTC tkn ¢harity is entit]ed to
tILe fiAnd8, the iTLcon)¢ is d¢ferred not re¢ogniied until either thos¢ coJJditiots$ oxe fiilly met, or the ￿￿]Mell¢
oe th(18E ¢onditioos is wholly ￿rythin the wntroS of the oharity alld it 18 probable that those ¢oJditiOll8 will be
fidfilled ij) the reporting Èerlod.
I*gade8
ie8acie6 are includedinthc statcjnetttof fitwi¢ial ￿tIvIlIeS wh¢n tbe clwiiyiS entit]<d to t1￿ Irgacy, the ¢xecutpEs
have establigked that there arc sufficient su￿LUS a86els in tIL¢ ¢51&Ée In pay thg l¢gacy. and any conditions&ttached
to th¢ kgaoy aTe within the control of th¢ djarity.
Ett¢iilettTht is taken th¢ ew11￿ of the dpto ot) whicb either.. the charity ia aware tbatpmbtlto hkg beett 8rnlltetL
the e$t0te has be#n fmalised and llolificalion has been made by the executor to tbe charity that a di8tiibution wlll
b¢ mth, or when & distribution 1$ received froth thc estate. Receipt of a legacy. in whol¢ or ill pail, 15 only
cott&idered probAblewhen the amount can be tllea3ur￿ rdiobly and the Gharity has b¢en llOtifi¢d of the executorfs
intention to make o di¢lribution. Wb¢re leg￿1¢5 h?vE been notifJL4 io the ch&Tity, or th8 thATity i8 aware of the
grantittg of probat¢, but the critgria for incom¢ r¢cognilion have tLOt beets me( Ihen tlje iega¢y 18 treated as A
on¢in$¢DI ass¢t aTLd disGlo8ed if mAt¢rsal. In the event that tknc gjfi is in the fomi of a8*t other cash or a
finoJicl81 ass¢1 tr4ded on aiEcvgtiised stock exchange, recO8nLtiu￿ Li subject to the value uf the gift bein8 reliably
m¢agurablE with adegree ofreasonable aecuraLy and the title of the a86¢t hLvJng bein8 tran8f¢tred to IhE ch￿￿ty.
Domted good6 are reCO￿l8¢d￿t faiFvaluè uu1¢88 jt is ijnpractical to measure thi8 reliably inwhicb case a d2Tivcd
value, bging th¢ cost of th¢ it¢m to the thnor. i6 116ed. An equiwdlettt amouttt ill Included ag cxpertditur¢ except
where the dotLated g(yod is a hxed ag4et in which case the corre8pondill8 athoijnt is includttd in the appropriat¢
fLKed &sset ￿teSt1ry and depreciated over th¢ u%¢fvl ecothort)ic life in a￿OrdIn¢¢ wlth th¢ ¢liarityb W¢￿U￿(l￿8
poli¢ies.
In A¢cOrd￿Ce with th¢ Charitics SORP (FRS 102) volvrhteertimt i8notrecognls￿.
Interertrecelvablt
IDtcirgt fimds held on d¢]y)8it is itteluded when r¢c¢ivable and the an)ouDt Can b¢ rtlCa8UTcd rciiably by th¢
charity,. this is nonttyjly notlfication ofthe iDterest paid orp&yabl¢ by thc b&Dk.
Pa￿ 19

THE BHOPAL MEDICAL APPEAL
NOTESTO TItE ￿NANCIAL STATEMETrrrs. tontinued
FOR THE VEAR ENDED 31 D￿Em￿F,R 2023
ACCOiTThG POIJCIES. eolltknued
Expendlthre
Liabilities are iec4)glli8ed ag expellditure al won as IEeTe is a legal or (Ot￿t￿Ye obli8ation comrnittitig the
chATity to m8ke a payment to a third paty, it is probabk that a traDsfer of econ¢Jmic bellefits wjjl be Tequired in
Éettlemeni and the amount of the obligatiots catt be measurcd rcliab]y.
All ¢xpendibJr¢ 1$ acc0Th￿ed for on an a¢Gno]s basi8. Eweuditi]ye compri8eg directeosts ￿)d supportcosti.
All expeA18eg. inBJuding supportcosts. are A]located or apDOrtiottedw the applieable ¢￿e￿altIL￿t hczdings.
T￿e ela&sification between a¢tivitieA is as fo]lows'.
-Expenditt]re on raisÉng fLthd8 include8 a]1 expenditure assoctatcd with raising Volunt￿ tncom¢ fortbe Charity.
Thisinclude5the Cost of advtrtisement8 nMilingN, eveni c03ts and 8imllar.
ExpcnditUTt on charitsblc ttctimts.es ¢omprise expcnditurc the charity's primAry ¢haLitsbl8 piirpugc&
PriDcipaUy io cotm¢ction with tai8ittg &w&renes8 of the Bbopa] dis86ter and providillB Wt 8UPPOrt to alleviattt
tlie 8ufferiD8 of PEopl¢ who werc dircctly or indirectly aff¢ctcd by the disaster.
Aiiocation of 8UPPOrte(kqts
The ]nojority of ctssts direct]y altTJbutahic to sp¢cifi¢ 4￿tivIties. Certain ccntral 8upIth costs guch a8 office
rent and expoNditur¢, w¢b&it¢ and IT support. and similar are iti¢luded a8 Stipport ¢08t& Surh 8UPPOrt ¢o$ts Are
all￿al¢d to thB aknv¢ ¢xp¢nditur¢ hÈadillgs in s&me ratio the dir¢ctCO8ts.
Goycrtw￿¢ costs (which CDJwiae the costs athxixted with the public ￿COun￿bIllty of the ¢bu7¢y (in¢luding
&udit costs) and costs in respeci to it8 Cotnplionee with r¢gulation &lld praGti¢G) ar¢ also in¢lud¢d as part of
the suppnrt cogts aDd ailocakd lo the abov¢ ¢xp¢ndimreheadiDg& itL th¢ 6&m¢ maoDer.
(iTentg OtTeTed 8ubjecl to ¢ondition8 wbich bavE IKIt be¢n met atth¢ year ¢nd date are not¢d ￿ a commilm¢nt bu¢
accrued exp¢nditLUr.
Grants otTer&l subject to corditiotti whtdj have not be¢Tri met &t the yekr end dat¢ ar4 tso*d as awmmi1pj￿t but
nol accry￿ as expth)diwre.
TIDglblefixed ￿1¢
All asws cost1￿￿O￿tha￿£5c￿ Jud withan eXp￿ted uscfvl life ex¢¢¢din8 othe year aye ¢4pitslis¢d.
T￿BIble fLxed ps6et$ a￿ ¢apitaii6td and depLYGitil£d ai the followittB attnual rate8 in otd¢r to writ¢ th¢m off uY¢r
their estitnated usefvl liveB.'
Computerand limi1￿ cquipment.. 25% perannumbased oll eo8
Othor tangible fix¢d awts which hay¢ been fu]ly depTe¢iat¢d are ￿1tt£tt out of t￿e fitsÈnti&l stststneni8 gt4 tknir
aTkE¢ valuF 1$ wn8ider¢d to bE n¢gti8JTrsle.
TuAtlon
The CILOrity is considered to pass the tests set out in Paragraph I Sebedul¢ fj Fillgll¢e Act 2010 and thErefoie it
Jn¢¢ts the d¢r￿ltIOn of YL chaTitable company for UK Cory)oration Tax pur[￿Ses. Accorth'ngty the Ch￿lty is
poteDtia]ly èxempt from taxatioll in T¢SP¢Ct of ill￿￿¢ or Capital gains received witbiti categories covered by
Chuptgr 3 Patt I I CoTpOrntion Tax Acr 201 Q or Section 256 ofthe Taxatiott of Char8eabte Gains Aci 1992, to the
¢x¢enl ihat su¢b 1￿CoL￿t￿rg￿l￿s are applied ¢x¢lu$ively to th￿ilable Pllrpostg.
Fund aecoukntkng
UmYstii¢tedfllnds cknbeused in aecordall¢ewith th¢ obatilabl¢ objectivesat the di8¢retionof the tw$tees.
Restricted fi￿d& call onlybe u8ed for p￿la￿ar rE8trictd pwpose8 W1￿.A the objcots of the ¢hatt'ty. Re&tri¢tioJ)6
at15¢W￿¢0 spwifiEdbythe dojjor orwbett fimd8 a￿ raxged forpartJ¢ularrestrie*edpu￿ogc8.
Fwthr wApLanatioM ofthe natureattdpuYrrt)se of isinduded in thenotss to th¢ financial 8tatenients
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PAL MEDICAL APPEAL
NOTESTO TItE FINANCIALSTATThEN
FOR THE ITAR ENDED JI D
ACCOUIfflNG POLICIEs-￿tt￿￿d
Cfi6h at b￿k In hand
Ca8h atbankalld itt ha￿Tepres0￿tS such accounts atLd ittstrujrrtllts that are avkiiAbl¢ OM d¢mandorhavc am&turity
of le&$ than threc months trom th¢ datc of acquisition. Dcp(x%its for mwe tl]arJ thLf¢ mL)nth8 but1¢58 thatt one year
have been diKlos¢d as short term dq)osit$. Cash pl￿ed dcposit for more than onc yearis di6clo8¢d ag a fixed
ass<t ittvesttnent.
DtbtOTB
Debtors art ttLX)gni8ed at ttLeir settlemellt ATrtoutt¢ lesi 8￿Y provisioll foT non-recoverdbility. Prepayujetsts are
vglued ai the amollrlt pEepaid. They have bec￿ discounted to th¢ pr¢$¢urvalu¢ of the fvture receipt uthere
s￿h discountin8 is njaterial.
Cr¢ditor5 and prOvi￿On8 are Lr¢uglli8ed when there is an obligation 8t the balAnc£ sbeet date as a r¢suIt uf x past
event, it is piobable th&t a trallsfer of eco]￿￿1£ benefit will IK ￿qUir¢d in settl¢rncnt, the amimnt of the
5cttletnent can b¢ cstimakdTeliably. credI￿rS provisions are reco￿lSea at thc amountthe chaTity anticipales
it wiil pay to settle the debt. They hav¢ b¢m discouJ)t¢d to th¢ pr¢$cnl vaiNe of the cash pawllent where
guch discounting is tt)aieri31.
For•lgry cyrrenckÈ
Awts and liabi]iti¢fj ill foTBigD currencies are translated into st¢Tlin8 At the rateg of exclw8e Thlin8 at th¢ b&lanc¢
shcct dllte. Tran5B¢tions in foreimll ewyencies a￿ tr8nslaitd ittio Sterlin￿ at the r&te of ex¢han8¢ Nling at th¢ dote
of thctt'ansaction. Exehange differ¢nce$ kreiakenillto &c￿U￿11￿ a￿i￿n￿alth< ne¢movetneut in funits.
LeaBed Asltrtl
Retttsls JLpplicable to operating1¢4s¢8 wlKt¢ sub6tslltially all of the b¢nefLts and risks of ownership remoitt
tb¢1¢880r4r¢ chorg¢don a $ty8£gbt-lill¢ ba$i$ OV￿ the l¢a8e terni
Fixed agaet IDve5*J￿¢llts *rtd reauscd Eilni alldlosies
InvestsMents art afonn ofbasic instrument and are itiitiAIty recognised al Ih¢ir ttwaciion Val￿ and 6ubsequelldy
easured at their fair value as al the b￿allet theet ddk usiug the Gloslog quoted fturket PTiCe.
The charity doè$nvt aequirepth option& d¢rivativ¢s or01b￿CompkX fjnallcial instswncDta.
All 8ain8 alld Ios5e5 arE tak¢n to ib¢ Statrm¢nt of FininciaL Aciivitie8 a$ they arise. Reili8ed gain8 and Iosg¢8 On
inv¢$tsDents atE ¢al¢ulatsd as the diff¢trnc¢ between SAI¢ prrteeds and their OPEDiug ￿TryIng value or thrir
purch&8e value if acquired subsequujt to the first d&y' of tb¢ fujanriil y￿. Unr¢a]i8¢d gaitt8 and loss￿ art
calculated a8 the diffLY¢nC¢ behveett the fair Yalue alth¢ y£¥end and their canyillg value. Realised attd ￿ttre￿I]sed
inve&tnientBains log&e&are comb1t￿dIll the Stat¢mttttof FiJJanc1￿ Activities.
iM)NATIONS AND LEGACIES
2023
2022
Donations
Gift
209,923
41.949
141,548
3.OQX>
246.142
40.635
99.949
3.000
396.420
389.726
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L MEDICAL APPEAL
NOTFSTO THEFINANCIALSTATEMRNIS.
FOR TBE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMFIF,R 2023
OTHER TRADING AcrivrriES
2023
2022
Event8
25.942
55505
INv￿￿TMENT INCOME
21n3
2022
Dep¢Eit accountititeresl
3.230
726
100
3230
826
COME FROM CHARrrABLtt ACTIVITIFS
2￿23
2022
Actlvity
H2411th,rnedir&LtsutritioJw],commuwty
r¢]8tioN and research
24,357
Gtw)ts ￿¢1¥e4, incluthdinth¢ above, are As follow&.
2023
2n22
LBO.Re8ide
24,357
Ralslllgdon4tloniAnd legaele&
2023
2022
c06t8
Di￿cl costs
SuFQOrtcost¥
28.571
41,166
22,961
2&678
43,788
19.806
91698
90272
CHARrrABLE Ac￿lESCo8Ts
Grant
din8 of
rtivit&e8
(see note
Dir#ct
Costs (8ge
not¢ 8)
9)
Totsl8
Awar￿esS
Health,medic81,nuttitionaLcotDmunity
r¢lotions 4lldrese￿￿h
68.433
68.433
195,776
19S.776
68.433
195,776
264209
Pagc 22
c{)ntsTll￿d...

THKBHOPAL
pp
NOTESTO
FOR'I'HE YW,
AN
INDE
ST
IDEC
rs- conttsDed
BKR 2023
DIRECT cosrs OF CHARITABLE ACTivrriEs
2023
2022
Staff¢ost5
Dircetcosts
Supportcosts
16244
40,750
11.439
7283
27,866
9,880
68,433
45,W29
CRANTS PAYABLT
20
2022
HealthJnCdicBI.tM]tsitiotvl.Ix)th￿lty rel&iolls and res¢ar¢h
195,776
228,629
tot&1 gronrspaid fo illstttu1￿DS d￿n￿¥theY¢&[WOS as follow8:
2023
21)22
Th¢aLinwi TtU8t
169,011
26,765
171,192
57,437
19S,776
228.629
The cbariry mrtkey gr￿t8 tts in5titutioDS itt accordallce with its gr4nt-Dthitig policy as set in the tnisie¢&
rcport.
NETlNtOMEI{EXPEND￿URE)
inwnJel(exp¢ndilurc) IN #Attd oft¢r¢h8rginyJ(oftditit)g):
2023
2022
2,¢YJO
6,750
0￿￿tIttg lea￿S- rent
7.004
ii.
TRUSTEESI R￿mu￿￿TIoN AND BENEFITS
During the year. TimEdwards, 0￿¢ of the ttuitee6, was paid l¢es of £37.8'19 (2022.. £37,8L9) inbis of
matta8ing ttU8ts4.
This is petmissibk under the Metmorandum 8ndArti¢lEsofAyk)ciatM)nof the elwity.
Tru&te¢i' exptn8ei
Therg were no reimbuYÉed ¢XPEnses to the fN&te£8duTiX8they¢or {2022: nott¢J
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THE RHOPAL M
NOTFS TOTHE F
VOR THE YLAH
- coDIIDued
DECEMBER 2023
ED3
12.
STAFF COSTS
Staff costs d￿￿￿¥th¢Y￿rW￿e a8follows.'
2023
2(>22
Wages ￿$al￿rieS
Pcnsioncosts
Social securitycosts
103,691
2,690
91.466
J,451
No employ¢E8 e&rned £60.OIMJ per Attnun) {2022.. Don¢) ￿ more (in¢h￿iti￿ taxaljle bwefLts but excluding
ploycr Contrib￿10￿8 durillBthc year.
Th¢ &vera8¢ Dumbcr of ¢mployces Iluring th¢ year, ctlculAt¢d on 8 fuLI-titlle equiv￿¢th bw8. fftDa]yscd tyy
fjJnctioN wau os follow8".
2023
nurnbE¥
2022
number
Fittance officer
Administration
catllpa1￿￿allaB¢T
Fut￿81s¢r￿ndSv¢nls
0.2
Tn addition lo ihe abovE, aj) anwunt of tiTne. th¢ value of wbich id impossible to quanufy forthcputyo8e6 of tbe4¢
fillancial thtern¢nt8. is dona¢¢d by tFWly volunte¢rs thrOugF￿1th¢ y¢ar.
TtLe tnJ8tees cortsid¢r that ihey aLoDe comprise th k¢y llJw¢m¢nt of the GhOTity in ¢barye of dirc¢tin8 &nd
controllins, runniD8 and Operatti￿ the ehatity on a dayto day bi818, Details oFTgmut￿atiOrt paid to the lrnitees
1$ d¢t&iled in note I l.
COMPARAmKg FOR THE STATEMLNf OF FINANCL4L ACTMTIES (2022)
UJJr¢stti¢t¢d
Re*icted
fijnds
INCOME AND ENDOWMKNTS VROM
Don&tion8 andl¢8acie8
389.726
389.726
Othutr#dittg ￿tiVItieS
Invcstsnent ll￿0)ne
Othorirtccox¢
55,505
826
2J15
55.505
826
2J15
448372
Totgl
448J72
LXPENDITURE ON
Raisills fw
90,272
90,272
ChArttllI￿e a¢lfvLd•
45,029
45.029
Health,mrkn'rnl,tttritionaLcommutiity
18tions and reseatrh
228,629
228.629
64263
64263
Pase24

THRBHOPAL
NOTES TO
FOR'I'HE
FIN
MEEifs-tonÉilllled
EMBER 2023
ED31
JI COiIIPARATIVES FOR THR STAIEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIFS (21)22>-¢olltinued
Unrestricttsl Restricted
TotAI
Totxl
428,193
428,193
NET INCOME
20,I79
20.179
iiECONCILIATION OF FUNlkS
Totatfutu]8 bmUgknfon￿￿d
226,952
226,952
TOTAL TiINDS CARRlfD FORWARD
247,131
247.131
14.
ThNGJBLE FIXRD ASSETS
FixtULfg
fjttiD
COST
At l Jaouary 2023 And 31 DeEemknr2023
1.700
DKPREC]ATION
At l January 2023 atsd 31 De¢ember2023
1,7t
ET BOOKVALUK
At 31 Dec¢nkn2011
At31 Deceth 2022
15.
FIXED ASSET INVESTMENIS
Listed
in￿&ull¢Dts
At l Jami￿2(123 and 31 Deeenthr 2023
NXT B(M)KVALUE
At31 Decernb¢r2023
Il686
J2.6116
At31 De£eEnl)er2022
12,686
There w￿¢ no iDv¢gtsnent asseisoutsid¢ th¢UL
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continued...

THE BHOPAL ME
NOTES TO
FOR I'lig YF,
ATEMEN13.
EMBER 2023
END
I& DEBTORS: AMoiTrfTs FALLING DUE wrrHIN or4E YEAR
2023
2022
antsrcceivable
ILgacieittceivable
Otherdebtors
Gtttaid
Pr￿aYn]Ents
24J57
152,043
47545
5J95
40262
4,83P
38.385
3,152
218,201
98,041
17. CREDrroRS: AMOUNTSFAIIJNGDUE MTHIN ONE YEAR
2023
2022
Trad¢ creditory
Social security and othertaxe8
Ac¢n]¢d kyants
Awn￿18
D¢f¢ned incom¢
1.134
2,503
169,011
2292
34,843
283
1.922
171,192
2.383
6.935
209.783
182,715
OVdMENT IN FUNDS
NEt
ovtD]ettt
in funda
At
31.12.23
Atl.1.23
UDr¢thtred
G¢utrnl fijnd
247,131
39.835
286.966
TOTAL FUNDS
247,131
39.835
286,966
N¢tmoveEneut in fllnds, iticluded inth¢ ab)v¢ fi)llow8:
]ttomiti8 R¢sourc¢s
expended
Movement
unrestr1rt￿ fulld8
436,844
(397,￿9)
39,835
Re8trl¢ted fund8
Ledg UllivLYiity-L¢ed6 Bodyobjects
(LBO) Resideney
24,357
(24J57)
TOTALFUNDS
461,201
1421 J66)
39.835
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MEDICALAPPRAL
TO THEFINANCIAL S
R THE VEAR END￿.,1) 31
R20
18. MOVEMEf4T INFitNDS.tonthiued
Comparallvesfor movemektln fvnds
At
31.12.22
Atl.l.22
in fi]ttrts
Unre8tvirttd fJDd8
G¢DerAlfvDd
226,952
20.I79
247,131
TOTAL VUNDS
226,952
20,179
247,131
CompaTativ¢n¢t movemctttin fut)d& indLthI in th¢above are as follow5".
RewuYc¢8
iasourceA ¢xpcnd¢d
Movement
in funds
Unreilrfeted fottd8
Gctter8LllJThd
448J72
142&193)
20,179
TOTAL FUDIDS
448372
(428,193)
20,I79
Thepurpth8e of the re8tri¢tedfvnds wtte a$follows:
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