Field meeting between United Riders and Atlas residents

Transparency

Every dirham should be able to show its purpose.

Our status as an officially registered humanitarian aid association carries obligations: trust depends on clear projects, supporting documents and verifiable results.

Our commitment

One project. One budget. One result.

Every mission must be understandable to a member, contributor, partner and the people concerned.

01 · NEED

Why act

We present the location, beneficiaries, verified need and local contact.

02 · BUDGET

What must be planned

Materials, services, transport and equipment are budgeted before launch.

03 · EVIDENCE

What was delivered

Receipts, completion photographs and budget variances are gathered in the project file.

04 · FOLLOW-UP

What remains useful

A monitoring visit checks use, maintenance and any further needs.

Publish what exists. Never invent what is missing.

Initial consolidated reports and documents approved by the board will be published here as they are formalised. Meanwhile, mission partners may request the budgets, supporting documents and reports associated with their support.

What we keep separate

Membership fees and operating partnerships sustain the organisation. Contributions designated for a project are tracked for that project. This separation allows us to present logistics, purchases and necessary costs honestly.

What we reject

  • Impact figures without a source or defined period.
  • ‘100% goes to the field’ claims that cannot be demonstrated.
  • Personal fundraising in the association’s name.
  • Using beneficiaries’ images as trophies.
  • Reducing a partnership to the display of a logo.