Audit reports
Audit Reports
At Bunyad Foundation , we are committed to transparency, accountability, and sound financial stewardship. Our audit reports reflect our dedication to responsibly managing donor funds and public contributions while maintaining the highest standards of governance.
Each year, Bunyad undergoes an independent external audit conducted by a registered chartered accounting firm. These audits assess our financial systems, ensure compliance with international accounting standards, and verify that funds are used solely for their intended social development purposes.
What Our Audit Reports Show
- Financial Transparency : Detailed breakdown of income, expenditures, and program-specific disbursements.
- Donor Confidence : Assurance that contributions are utilized efficiently and directly benefit target communities.
- Compliance & Governance : Audits verify our compliance with legal, regulatory, and donor-specific requirements.
- Sustainability & Impact : Reports outline how Bunyad allocates resources to sustain long-term development initiatives.
Our Audit Process
- Annual Planning Financial records are organized and prepared for year-end review, in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
- Independent Review A certified third-party audit firm is appointed to examine financial statements, accounting systems, and operational controls.
- Findings & Recommendations Any discrepancies or risks are reported, and Bunyad’s team implements corrective actions or improved controls where necessary.
- Public Disclosure Final audit reports are made publicly accessible on this page for transparency and donor reference.
Why It Matters
At Bunyad, every rupee spent is aligned with our mission: to empower communities through education, protection, health, and skills. Independent audits help us
- Maintain trust with donors and partners
- Enhance internal financial controls
- Secure future funding by demonstrating impact
- Uphold integrity in the nonprofit sector