Annual reports by non-profit organizations (NPOs) in India.

1. Introduction:

• A message from the CEO or President of the organization.
• A brief overview of the organization’s mission, vision, and values.
• Highlights of the year’s achievements and impact.

2. Activities and Programs:

• A detailed description of the organization’s programs and activities undertaken during the year.
• This section might include success stories, case studies, and quantifiable results to showcase the impact of their work.

3. Financial Statements:

• Audited financial statements providing a breakdown of the organization’s income and expenditure for the year.
• Information on sources of funding, grants received, and how funds were utilized.

4. Governance:

• Details about the organization’s board of directors and management team.
• Governance structure and policies.

5. Future Plans:

• A glimpse into the organization’s strategic goals and plans for the coming year.

Additional Considerations:

• Legislations: NPOs in India are required to comply with the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) and submit annual reports to the government. These reports might differ slightly from reports designed for public consumption.
• Digital Availability: Many NPOs in India are making their annual reports available online on their websites for wider accessibility.