2022-10-01-accounts

	Trustee name	Office (ifany)	Dates whole	acted Ifnot for ear	Name ofperson (or trustee ifan	Name ofperson (or trustee ifan	Name ofperson (or trustee ifan	body) entitled to appoint	body) entitled to appoint
	John Logan	Chair /
		Treasurer
2	Lisa Logan
3	Chris Eizaguirro
4	Otto Jockel
Name	s and addresses	ofadvisers {Optional information)
T	ofadviser	Name		Address
Bank		Metro Bank		117-121Bishopsgate,		London EC2M 7PP
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Type of governing	Type of governing	Type of governing	Type of governing		document (J1/ . jlI'[,	I )	Constitution
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	Trustee	selection			methods		New Trustees may be (No changes this year)		recruited to the		Board at any time by the Trustees.
							In selecting	individuals	for appointment		as Trustees, the Trustees must
							have regard	to the skills, knowledge		and experience needed for the
							effective administration		ofthe CIO.

Additional	governance	governance	issues	issues	issues	(0ptional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:						Three of the four Trustees are based in the UK, the other in Germa~y- This is to ensure a smooth and efficient process for TF-UK to PP main global charity of Turtle Foundation which is headquartered in Germany and whose staff and trustees manage the internatio P j nal roect
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adopted training	for the induction oftrustees;				and	For information on how Turtle Foundation is structured globally,	with TF-
~ the charity's organisational						UK being one of six satellite organisations supporting the core charity in
structure and any wider						Germany, please see the charity's website:
network	with which	the				www. turtle-foundation. or
charity	works;
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parties;
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major risks and the		system
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						The Objects ofthe CIO:
						1)The purpose ofthe Foundation isthe promotion ofanimal and	species
						protection in general and the worldwide protection and conservation		of
						turtles in particular.
						2)The purpose ofthe statutes is achieved in parbcuiar by promoting measures with the aim ofachieving them
						(a) stop the commercial exploitation ofturtles;
						(b) by means ofconcrete projects through on-the-spot assistance,	to
						prevent the largest possible number ofturtle nests from plundering	and
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document				ofthe		adult animals from slaughter; (c)governments and public authorities demonstrate the long-term environmental value ofa healthy population ofturtles; (d) to draw the attention ofa wide circle to the problem ofcommercial
						plunder of turtle nests;
						e)offer alternatives to those natives who until now have been dependent
						on the trade in turtles or their products;
						f)The purpose is also to raise funds for the promotion of animal weNare
						by other entities with similar objectives.
						This list is not exhaustive.
						It itappears appropriate to pursue its objectives, the Foundation may also initiate, conduct or promote research.

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			Overall, taking all 7Turtle Foundation non-profit organisations together internationall, 2022 saw the highest consolidated income raised since its creation in 2000.As a part of this, TF-UK raised over K2k more than in the previous year —totalling f19,810.
			In Cape Verde —the main conservation location, Boa Vista island -4,718 nests ofloggerhead turtles were protected and 25 lost animals found and returned safely to the sea. Poaching reached a record low ofjust 10 cases —this is due to the intensive efforts ofthe drone and dog patrols.
			In Indonesia, 4TFprojects were managed from Bali —mainly to protect the rare leatherback turtles, olive ridley and green turtles. In 2022 a new
			project began in Sulawesi for the protection ofthe hawksbill turtle. (Various figures and results are detailed in our 2022 Annual Report p.10-
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			Beach litter remains a constant problem hindering the nesting turtles and
			their free movement, necessitating regular clean-ups in collaboration with
			local groups. In total 5.8tonnes ofwaste were collected in our projects on
			BoaVista and Maratua but this isa global environmental issue.
			With pandemic restrictions lifted the postponed 2020 meeting of all 7TF
			global partner organisations could finally happen in Gape Verde. This
			week-long celebration was a chance for many volunteer Trustees, staff
			and current volunteers to meet their counterparts (forsome in person for
			the first time), attend presentations, exchange ideas, see demonstrations
			of drone and dog patrols in action and ofcourse observe nesting turtles
			in the protected areas. TF-UK attended for part ofthe week and no funds
			were used for this purpose.
			Fundraising collaborations were explored with various commercial
			partners based in the UK including ethical clothing and jewellery
			manufacturers and other entities who wanted to contribute a share of
			their profits to helping turtle conservation were discussed and several
			contract agreements signed, subject to regular review.
			Additionally, private cash donations from members ofthe UK public were
			received in increased numbers. TFhas been established for over 20
			years and it is presumed that most ofthese donors had become aware of
			the international charity and its project work via www. turtle-foundation. org but TF-UK is improving its presence gradually and awareness is
			s readin via various online fundraisin latforrs.
Brief statement ofthe charity's policy on reserves			It is the aim to build reserves in the long-term but as TF-UK is a fundraising arm for the main German-based TF HQ ithas no assets or significant expenditure aside from transferring funds to the charity's various projects when required —usually several times per year. TF HQ has significant reserves in its central account.
			(See the TF Annual Report p25-27 for global income and use offunds. )
Details ofany funds materially in deficit			N/A

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A3 Pa ments
Grant paid to TF	HQ for project				10,000
Grant paid to TF	HQ for project				8,000
Other donations	transferred	to TF HQ	3,095
	Sub total		3,095		18,000
A4 Asset and investment
		Sub total
	Total	a ments	3,095		18,000			21,095	17,556
Netofrecei	tsl	a ments	1,285
A5 Transfers	between funds
A6 Cash funds last ear end Cash funds this~ear end								2,564	3,302 3.302
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				Total	cash funds			2,564	3,302
			(agree balances	with receipts and payments
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B3Investment	assets	assets		Details	Fund to which asset belon s	Cost (optional)	Cost (optional)	Current value o tional
B4Assets retained charity's own use		for	the	Details	Fund to which asset belongs	Cost (optional);		Current value (optional)
B5Liabilities				Details
B5Liabilities				Details	Fund to which '	Amount	due	When due
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