2024-10-14T08:44:52-05:00 2024-03-31 521392008 GELMAN ROSENBERG & FREEDMAN 4550 MONTGOMERY AVE SUITE 800N BETHESDA MD 208142930 990 2023-04-01 811397590 THE MALALA FUND MALA 2127058749 PO BOX 73767 WASHINGTON DC 20056 LENA ALFI CEO 2127058749 2024-10-14 1 0 RICHARD J LOCASTRO CPA P00288314 3019519090 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z LENA ALFI PO BOX 73767 WASHINGTON DC 20056 22085307 0 X WWW.MALALA.ORG X 2016 DE MALALA FUND IS WORKING TOWARD A WORLD WHERE ALL GIRLS CAN LEARN FOR 12 YEARS AND LEAD WITHOUT FEAR. 7 7 45 7 2322 0 55317404 16524136 0 0 497729 689997 3203 2322 55818336 17216455 16074513 14062171 0 0 4666996 5844731 0 0 1598814 5901971 6364296 26643480 26271198 29174856 -9054743 71574894 64233745 14535179 14395394 57039715 49838351 X MALALA FUND IS WORKING FOR A WORLD WHERE EVERY GIRL CAN LEARN AND LEAD. MALALA AND ZIAUDDIN YOUSAFZAI FOUNDED MALALA FUND IN 2013 TO CHAMPION EVERY GIRL'S RIGHT TO 12 YEARS OF FREE, SAFE, QUALITY EDUCATION. 0 0 22065215 14062171 FOUNDED BY MALALA AND ZIAUDDIN YOUSAFZAI IN 2013, WE CHAMPION EVERY GIRL'S RIGHT TO 12 YEARS OF FREE, SAFE, QUALITY EDUCATION. TOGETHER WITH OUR BOARD, LEADERSHIP COUNCIL, DONORS, STAFF, CHAMPIONS AND GIRL ACTIVISTS, MALALA FUND IS CREATING A MORE EQUAL WORLD BY MAKING SURE ALL GIRLS CAN GO TO SCHOOL. THIS FISCAL YEAR, MALALA FUND AWARDED $9.7 MILLION IN GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS IN 12 COUNTRIES. WE DISBURSED FUNDS THROUGH OUR CORE INITIATIVES, THE EDUCATION CHAMPION NETWORK AND GIRL PROGRAMME, WHILE ALSO SETTING UP OUR NEW AFGHANISTAN INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT ALTERNATIVE AND DIGITAL LEARNING PROGRAMMES FOR AFGHAN GIRLS WHILE THEIR SECONDARY EDUCATION IS BANNED. ADDITIONAL GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO KEY PARTNERS FOCUSED ON ISSUES THAT DIRECTLY IMPACT GIRLS' ACCESS TO EDUCATION. (SEE SCHEDULE O FOR A CONTINUATION)INVESTING IN EDUCATION ADVOCATES AND ACTIVISTS:MALALA FUND INVESTS IN THE WORK OF EDUCATORS, ADVOCATES AND ACTIVISTS TO HELP MORE GIRLS GO TO AND COMPLETE SCHOOL IN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND COUNTRIES. THIS FISCAL YEAR, WE AWARDED $9.7 MILLION IN GRANTS - THE MAJORITY OF WHICH WENT TO EDUCATORS AND ADVOCATES THROUGH OUR EDUCATION CHAMPION NETWORK, AND TO GIRL ACTIVISTS AND GIRL- AND WOMEN-LED GROUPS THROUGH OUR GIRL PROGRAMME. WE WELCOMED 12 NEW EDUCATION CHAMPIONS LEADING INITIATIVES RANGING FROM DELIVERING QUALITY EDUCATION TO GIRLS IN CLIMATE VULNERABLE AREAS TO PUSHING FOR NATIONAL POLICIES TO GUARANTEE 12 YEARS OF FREE EDUCATION FOR ALL. SOME OF OUR CHAMPIONS' COUNTRY-LEVEL ACCOMPLISHMENTS ARE OUTLINED BELOW:AFGHANISTAN: OUR PARTNERS PROVIDE ALTERNATIVE AND DIGITAL LEARNING PROGRAMMES FOR GIRLS BANNED FROM SECONDARY SCHOOL AND RAISE GLOBAL AWARENESS OF GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN. LEARN PROVIDES ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR MORE THAN 300 GIRLS AGED 13-18. THE ORGANISATION RUNS UNDERGROUND SCHOOLS IN TWO PROVINCES AND PROVIDES DIGITAL PLATFORMS TO TEACH GIRLS CORE CURRICULUM SUBJECTS AND DIGITAL SKILLS. GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN ARE FACING IMMENSE TRAUMA AND MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES FROM BEING DEPRIVED OF THEIR FREEDOM AND RIGHTS. WOMEN AND CHILDREN LEGAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION (WCLRF) PROVIDES ONLINE EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH LIVE GROUP COUNSELLING SESSIONS FOR CLOSE TO 400 ADOLESCENT GIRLS ACROSS THREE FOUR PROVINCES. WCLRF ALSO OFFERS OFFLINE EDUCATIONAL AND COUNSELLING RESOURCES FOR GIRLS WHILE THEY ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE SCHOOL SYSTEM. BANGLADESH: OUR PARTNERS EXPAND ACCESS TO EDUCATION IN REGIONS WITH HIGH RATES OF POVERTY, CHILD MARRIAGE AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE. THEY ALSO WORK IN CLIMATE VULNERABLE AREAS TO ENSURE GIRLS CAN CONTINUE TO LEARN WHEN EXTREME WEATHER DISRUPTS SCHOOL. DISABLED REHABILITATION AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (DRRA) ESTABLISHED DIGNITY CORNERS STOCKED WITH MENSTRUAL HYGIENE PRODUCTS AND PROVIDED SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SESSIONS FOR MORE THAN 1,050 ADOLESCENT GIRLS IN SCHOOLS IN KHULNA DIVISION, A COASTAL AREA PRONE TO CLIMATE DISASTERS. AS A RESULT OF DRRA'S EFFORTS, TWO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES ALLOCATED BUDGETS TO IMPROVE MENSTRUAL MANAGEMENT PROVISIONS IN SCHOOLS. FRIENDS IN VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT BANGLADESH (FIVDB) PROVIDED REMEDIAL EDUCATION TO 240 ADOLESCENT GIRLS AT RISK OF DROPPING OUT OF SCHOOL AMONG MARGINALISED, ISOLATED TEA GARDEN COMMUNITIES IN SYLHET DIVISION, WHERE GIRLS HAVE LIMITED ACCESS TO MAINSTREAM EDUCATION. PARTICIPATING STUDENTS INCREASED THEIR TEST SCORES IN BENGALI, ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS BY AN AVERAGE OF 40%. DESPITE INITIAL RESISTANCE FROM THE COMMUNITY, FIVDB ALSO ORGANISED THE TEA GARDENS' FIRST EVER GIRLS' FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT. THROUGH FOOTBALL, GIRLS DEVELOPED COMMUNICATION, DECISION-MAKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS, ALL WHILE HAVING FUN AND CHALLENGING GENDER STEREOTYPES.BRAZIL: OUR PARTNERS SUPPORT BLACK, INDIGENOUS AND QUILOMBOLA GIRLS FROM RURAL COMMUNITIES AND POOR URBAN AREAS TO ACCESS QUALITY EDUCATION. THEY ALSO ADVOCATE FOR ANTI-RACIST, INCLUSIVE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS AND TO EXPAND NATIONAL EDUCATION FUNDING. GRUPO CURUMIM USES ESSAY CONTESTS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN PERNAMBUCO STATE TO SPARK DISCUSSIONS ON TOPICS SUCH AS GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS (SRHR) AND RACISM, REACHING MORE THAN 600 GIRLS. YOUNG WOMEN FROM GRUPO CURUMIM TEACH GIRLS ABOUT THESE ISSUES AND TRAIN TEACHERS AND SCHOOL MANAGERS TO SUPPORT GIRLS IN CRAFTING THEIR ESSAYS. THIS APPROACH HELPS CHANGE EDUCATORS' ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOURS TOWARDS THESE ISSUES. TO FURTHER ENGAGE STUDENTS, THEY BRING BATUCADA A GROUP OF GIRLS WHO PLAY THE DRUMS, SING AND RECITE POEMS ABOUT WOMEN AND GIRLS' RIGHTS TO PERFORM AT THE SCHOOLS. CAMPANHA NACIONAL PELO DIREITO EDUCAO PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN ORGANISING THE NATIONAL EDUCATION CONFERENCE IN JANUARY 2024, ONE OF THE MAIN POLITICAL SPACES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRAZIL'S NEW 10-YEAR NATIONAL EDUCATION PLAN. CAMPANHA'S WORK RESULTED IN A FINAL DOCUMENT TO GUIDE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FUND FOR MAINTENANCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF BASIC EDUCATION AND VALUING EDUCATION PROFESSIONALS (FUNDEB) AND THE PROMOTION OF RACIAL EQUITY AS A PILLAR OF EDUCATION DELIVERY. FUNDEB, A GOVERNMENT FUND REPRESENTING 40% OF BRAZIL'S PUBLIC EDUCATION BUDGET, MAKES SURE MARGINALISED SCHOOLS GET THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO SUPPORT THEIR STUDENTS.ETHIOPIA: OUR PARTNERS SUPPORT GIRLS IN REBUILDING THEIR LIVES AND COMPLETING SCHOOL AFTER THE CONFLICT IN TIGRAY. THEY ALSO WORK IN OTHER REGIONS TO MAKE SCHOOLS MORE INCLUSIVE AND ADDRESS OBSTACLES THAT KEEP GIRLS FROM LEARNING INCLUDING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND DISCRIMINATION. ROOTS AND WINGS CONVERTED TEXTBOOKS INTO SIGN LANGUAGE VIDEOS FOR MORE THAN 500 DEAF STUDENTS IN ADDIS ABABA AND RAN SIGN LANGUAGE TRAINING FOR TEACHERS TO BETTER SUPPORT THEIR STUDENTS. TO HELP SUPPORT DEAF GIRLS TO CAMPAIGN FOR THEIR RIGHTS, ROOTS AND WINGS HELPED CREATE THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PARENTS OF DEAF CHILDREN OF ETHIOPIA AND ARE SUPPORTING GIRLS TO CREATE A DEAF STUDENTS ASSOCIATION. WOMEN EMPOWERMENT ACTION (WE-ACTION) DEVELOPED THE GENDER SAFE SCHOOL BILL TO CREATE SAFE AND INCLUSIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS FOR GIRLS, PARTICULARLY TO COMBAT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND FOSTER GENDER EQUALITY IN SCHOOLS. CURRENTLY IMPLEMENTED IN SELECTED SCHOOLS IN AMHARA, THE BILL INCLUDES SEVEN KEY DECLARATIONS AND ACTIONS FOR SCHOOLS TO UNDERTAKE. WE-ACTION AIMS FOR THE BILL TO BE MADE INTO LAW AND ROLLED OUT ACROSS ETHIOPIA. NIGERIA: INITIATIVE FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT (YOUNG LEADERS NETWORK) ADVOCATED FOR ADOPTING THE NATIONAL POLICY FOR SCHOOL SAFETY AND VIOLENCE-FREE SCHOOLS IN BAUCHI STATE, ONE OF THE STATES WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN NIGERIA. THE POLICY BECAME A KEY FOCUS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION'S TENURE, AND THE STATE GOVERNMENT STARTED IMPLEMENTING THE NATIONAL SAFE SCHOOL PLAN, WHICH OUTLINES MEASURES TO PROVIDE SAFE LEARNING AND TEACHING ENVIRONMENTS. OYO AND GOMBE STATES ARE WORKING TO INCORPORATE INVICTUS AFRICA'S GENDER RESPONSIVE EDUCATION BUDGETING FRAMEWORK INTO VARIOUS PHASES OF THEIR EDUCATION BUDGETS. THE FRAMEWORK HELPS POLICYMAKERS ADDRESS GENDER INEQUALITIES IN EDUCATION BY ENSURING THAT THEY CONSIDER GENDER IN ALL STEPS OF THE BUDGET PROCESS. IT ALSO OUTLINES ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE GIRLS' ENROLMENT AND COMPLETION RATES. PAKISTAN: OUR PARTNER DURBEEN COLLABORATED WITH THE SINDH GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS TO DEVELOP THE LANDMARK SINDH TEACHING LICENCE POLICY. DURBEEN'S ADVOCACY HELPED SINDH BECOME THE FIRST PROVINCE IN PAKISTAN TO REQUIRE NEW GOVERNMENT TEACHERS TO BE PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED TO TEACH. QUALIFIED TEACHERS ARE CRITICAL TO MAINTAIN HIGH EDUCATION STANDARDS AND PROVIDE INCLUSIVE, SUPPORTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS FOR GIRLS. BEDARI TRAINED 220 TEACHERS FROM 110 GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN VEHARI, PUNJAB, ON COUNSELLING SKILLS TO HELP THEIR STUDENTS DEAL WITH PERSONAL CHALLENGES LIKE THEIR SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS. BEDARI'S TRAINING WAS SO EFFECTIVE THAT THE PUNJAB GOVERNMENT ASKED THEM TO ESTABLISH DISTRICT-WIDE CHILD PROTECTION COMMITTEES, EACH CONSISTING OF TWO TRAINED TEACHERS, IN GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 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THEY'LL WORK TO SECURE THE ADOPTION OF GENDER RESPONSIVE EDUCATION BUDGETING FRAMEWORK (GREB) AND SECURE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN MONITORING EDUCATION BUDGETS TO HOLD GOVERNMENTS ACCOUNTABLE. 213000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ENSURE 12 YEARS EDUCATION IN KADUNA STATE 250000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY AROUND GIRLS EDUCATION 300000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY AROUND GIRLS EDUCATION 270000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY AROUND GIRLS EDUCATION 250000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 14400 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA PROMOTE GIRLS' SCHOOL ENROLLMENT IN TANZANIA 262000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA RE-ENROLLMENT OF 1,000 OUT-OF-SCHOOL STUDENTS 300000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 7200 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 7200 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA MENSTRUAL HYGEINE AVAILABILITY IN TANZANIA 150000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA GENDER EQUAL ACCESS TO EDUCATION AMONG MAASAI 250000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 14400 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORTED DISPLACED WOMEN IN SUDAN 65000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA GENDER-EQUITABLE IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATION ROADMAP IN NIGERIA 228000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA HELP TEEN MOTHERS IN TANZANIA RE-ENTER SCHOOL 150000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IMPROVE SCHOOL RETENTION IN ETHIOPIA 250000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 7200 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA AWARENESS FOR GENDER SAFE SCHOOL BILL IN ETHIOPIA 150000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 7200 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY AROUND GIRLS EDUCATION 249000 WIRE 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUPPORT GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWS 7200 WIRE 0 68 0 EMERGENCY HARDSHIP SUPPORT FOR PROGRAM ADVOCATES SOUTH ASIA 77 111381 WIRE ADVOCACY TO RECOGNIZE GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN NORTH AMERICA 77 48520 WIRE HONORARIUM SOUTH ASIA 1 650 WIRE ADVOCACY TO RECOGNIZE GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN NORTH AMERICA 6 300000 WIRE 1 0 0 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 2: MALALA FUND CONDUCTS DETAILED DUE DILIGENCE ON ALL POTENTIAL GRANTEES, INCLUDING: NAME CHECKS OF ALL OF THE ORGANISATION'S SENIOR STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS AGAINST THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S OFAC SANCTIONS LIST, A THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE CANDIDATE ORGANISATION'S FINANCIALS OVER THE PREVIOUS THREE FISCAL YEARS, (WHERE APPLICABLE) THE ORGANISATION'S ABILITY TO LEGALLY ACCEPT FOREIGN FUNDING, REFERENCE CHECKS, A MEDIA SEARCH, A REVIEW OF THE ORGANISATION'S SAFEGUARDING POLICIES / MITIGATION MEASURES, A REVIEW OF THE ORGANISATION'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES / PROCEDURES IN THE EVENT THAT FAMILIAR RELATIONSHIPS EXIST BETWEEN STAFF AND/OR BOARD MEMBERS, AND VERIFICATION THAT THE CANDIDATE IS NOT SUBJECT TO U.S. TAX WITHOLDINGS OR INVOLVED IN ANY PENDING OR THREATENED LITIGATION OR ACCUSED OF VIOLATING THE LAW. MALALA FUND'S GRANTS OFFICERS ARE IN REGULAR COMMUNICATION WITH ALL AWARDED GRANTEES AND CONDUCT ROUTINE, DOCUMENTED SITE VISITS OF ALL PROJECTS. THE MAJORITY OF MALALA FUND'S GRANTS ARE MULTI-YEAR, WITH FUNDING DISBURSED IN TRANCHES AGAINST PROGRESS. MALALA FUND GRANTEES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT SIX-MONTHLY, DETAILED FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE REPORTS AND MALALA FUND RETAINS THE RIGHT TO DELAY FUTURE GRANT PAYMENTS IF A PROJECT IS BEHIND SCHEDULE OR THE GRANTEE HAS NOT EXPENDED AT LEAST (DEPENDING ON THE GRANT PORTFOLIO) 50% TO 70% OF THE CUMULATIVE DISBURSED AMOUNT. MALALA FUND MAY ALSO DISCONTINUE GRANT FUNDING IF A GRANTEE FAILS TO MEET KEY PERFORMANCE MILESTONES OR FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF ITS MALALA FUND GRANT AGREEMENT. MALALA FUND'S GRANT AGREEMENTS PERMIT ITS REPRESENTATIVES TO VISIT PROJECT SITES AND TO HAVE FULL ACCESS TO GRANTEES' FINANCIALS RECORDS, RECEIPTS AND OTHER ITEMS APPLICABLE TO A GRANT AWARD. MALALA FUND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT SPECIFICALLY ON EXPENDITURES OF MALALA FUND PAYMENTS IF THERE ARE POTENTIAL CONCERNS. 1 ANERA 1111 14TH ST NW SUITE 400 WASHINGTON DC 20005 520882226 501(C)(3) 100000 0 HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN GAZA ATLANTIC COUNCIL US 1030 15TH STREET NW 12TH FL WASHINGTON DC 20005 520742294 501(C)(3) 100000 0 ADVOCACY TO CODIFY OF GENDER APARTHEID CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECT DBA INSTITUTE FOR STATE EFFECTIVENESS 1050 30TH STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20007 205968997 501(C)(3) 100000 0 EDUCATION AROUND AFGHAN GENDER APARTHEID LEARN AFGHAN INC 1680 W UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS DR N FLAGSTAFF AZ 86005 921094823 501(C)(3) 130000 0 ALTERNATIVE LEARNING FOR AFGHAN GIRLS PALESTINE CHILDRENS RELIEF FUND PO BOX 1926 KENT OH 44240 931057665 501(C)(3) 100000 0 HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN GAZA TOO YOUNG TO WED 1112 MAIN ST FIRST FLOOR PEEKSKILL NY 10566 465222420 501(C)(3) 150000 0 ALTERNATIVE LEARNING FOR AFGHAN GIRLS UNRWA USA PO BOX 18697 WASHINGTON DC 20036 202714426 501(C)(3) 100000 0 HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN GAZA AFGHANS EMPOWERED 2101 S EL CAMINO REAL STE 204 OCEANSIDE CA 92054 853040609 501(C)(3) 20000 0 HUMANITARIAN AID FOR EARTHQUAKE IN AFGHANISTAN 8 0 ADVOCATING AGAINST GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN 1 50000 PART I, LINE 2: MALALA FUND CONDUCTS DETAILED DUE DILIGENCE ON ALL POTENTIAL GRANTEES, INCLUDING NAME CHECKS OF ALL OF THE ORGANISATION'S SENIOR STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS AGAINST THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S OFAC LIST AND A THOROUGH FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS THREE YEARS. MALALA FUND'S GRANTS OFFICERS ARE IN REGULAR COMMUNICATION WITH ALL AWARDED GRANTEES AND CONDUCT ROUTINE, DOCUMENTED SITE VISITS OF ALL PROJECTS (THOUGH SITE REVIEWS HAVE STILL REMAINED LIMITED DUE TO COVID-19). THE MAJORITY OF MALALA FUND'S GRANTS ARE MULTI-YEAR, WITH FUNDING DISBURSED IN TRANCHES AGAINST PROGRESS. MALALA FUND GRANTEES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT SIX-MONTHLY, DETAILED FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE REPORTS AND MALALA FUND RETAINS THE RIGHT TO DELAY FUTURE GRANT PAYMENTS IF A PROJECT IS BEHIND SCHEDULE OR THE GRANTEE HAS NOT EXPENDED AT LEAST (DEPENDING ON THE GRANT PORTFOLIO) 50% TO 70% OF THE CUMULATIVE DISBURSED AMOUNT. MALALA FUND MAY ALSO DISCONTINUE GRANT FUNDING IF A GRANTEE FAILS TO MEET KEY PERFORMANCE MILESTONES OR FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF ITS MALALA FUND GRANT AGREEMENT. MALALA FUND'S GRANT AGREEMENTS PERMIT ITS REPRESENTATIVES TO VISIT PROJECT SITES AND TO HAVE FULL ACCESS TO GRANTEES' FINANCIALS RECORDS, RECEIPTS AND OTHER ITEMS APPLICABLE TO A GRANT AWARD. MALALA FUND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT SPECIFICALLY ON EXPENDITURES OF MALALA FUND PAYMENTS IF THERE ARE POTENTIAL CONCERNS. X 1 1 X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LENA ALFI CEO (FROM 1/4/2023) 257921 0 0 0 0 0 7738 0 26207 0 291866 0 0 0 RAOUL DAVION CHIEF ACCOUNT. & IMPACT OFFICER 174873 0 0 0 0 0 5233 0 28028 0 208134 0 0 0 ERIN HOHLFELDER CHIEF ADVISOR (FROM 5/8/2023) 178788 0 0 0 0 0 5364 0 8048 0 192200 0 0 0 CARINE UMUHUMUZA CHIEF COMMS. AND CREATIVE OFFICER 174442 0 0 0 0 0 5233 0 7713 0 187388 0 0 0 LEILA SERADJ GRANTS DIRECTOR 151971 0 0 0 0 0 4559 0 16977 0 173507 0 0 0 ANDREW STANECKI CONTROLLER 152033 0 0 0 0 0 4561 0 9499 0 166093 0 0 0 HUMAIRA WAKILI COO (FROM 3/1/2023) 139500 0 0 0 0 0 4185 0 7415 0 151100 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 1A THE ORGANIZATION'S CO-FOUNDERS FLY BUSINESS CLASS FOR THEIR PRIVACY AND SECURITY BOTH IN TRANSIT AND IN THE AIRPORT. X 9 665612 FMV X CRYPTOCURRENCY 6 364 FMV 0 0 1 1 PART I, COLUMN (B): COLUMN (B) REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTIONS. PART I, LINE 32B: MALALA FUND IS GRATEFUL TO ACCEPT NON-MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS (I.E., GOODS OR SERVICES) ONLY WHEN THEY CAN BE USED OR EXPENDED CONSISTENTLY WITH THE PURPOSE AND MISSION OF THE ORGANISATION. MALALA FUND DOES NOT ACCEPT DONATIONS OF BOOKS OR ANY SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ACCEPTANCE OF ALL IN-KIND GIFTS IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CONTROLLER AND CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER. PER IRS REGULATIONS, MALALA FUND DOES NOT INCLUDE A VALUE OF THE DONATED ITEM(S) IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTER. MALALA FUND WILL REQUEST WRITTEN CONFIRMATION OF THE VALUE OF THE GIFT (INVOICE OR EMAIL IS ACCEPTABLE), CONFIRMING THE VALUE OF THE GIFT WITH THIRD-PARTY SOURCES WHEN POSSIBLE FOR INTERNAL RECORDING AND AUDIT PURPOSES. OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE GIVING BLOCK ALLOWS US TO ACCEPT CRYPTO-CURRENCY AND PART OF THE FEE ALLOWS THE GIVING BLOCK TO MARKET US TO DONORS ON THEIR PLATFORM. SCHEDULE M, GENERAL EXPLANATION: FORM 990, PART VIII, LINE 1G REPORTS $160,716 OF NON-CASH DONATIONS. SCHEDULE M, PART I, REPORTS $665,976. THE DIFFERENCE IS A RESULT OF A PRIOR YEAR PLEDGE THAT, UNDER ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING, WAS INCLUDED IN INCOME IN A PRIOR YEAR. WHEN THIS PLEDGE WAS PAID IN FY24, THE DONOR FULFILLED THE OBLIGATION WITH STOCK. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4A TANZANIA: OUR PARTNERS ADVOCATE FOR POLICIES TO REDUCE TANZANIA'S HIGH RATES OF EARLY MARRIAGE AND ENSURE ADOLESCENT MOTHERS CAN COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION. KINNAPA ARE WORKING WITH VILLAGE ELDERS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN PASTORAL COMMUNITIES IN NORTHEASTERN TANZANIA TO DEVELOP BYLAWS, OR LOCAL LAWS, THAT HELP KEEP GIRLS IN SCHOOL. THE BYLAWS FORBID PARENTS FROM RECEIVING MARRIAGE PAYMENTS FOR THEIR DAUGHTERS IF THEY HAVE NOT COMPLETED SECONDARY SCHOOL AND ARE UNDER 18. KINNAPA HAVE HELPED CREATE THESE LAWS IN 19 VILLAGES SO FAR, RAISING AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF GIRLS' EDUCATION AND REDUCING GIRLS DROPOUT RATES. SIX OF OUR PARTNER ORGANISATIONS IN TANZANIA JOINTLY RAN A CAMPAIGN TO RAISE AWARENESS OF LAW CHANGES THAT ALLOW PREGNANT GIRLS AND YOUNG MOTHERS TO RETURN TO SCHOOL. ADDITIONALLY, MSICHANA ORGANISATION INITIATIVE TRAINED 120 EDUCATION STAKEHOLDERS FROM ACROSS THREE REGIONS ON THE "RE-ENTRY GUIDELINES AND SUPPORTED THEM TO IMPLEMENT AND RAISE AWARENESS OF THE GUIDELINES IN THEIR COMMUNITIES TO ENABLE YOUNG MOTHERS TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION. GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWSHIP: GIRLS HAVE BOLD VISIONS FOR THE FUTURE - AND STRONG OPINIONS ABOUT WHAT LEADERS SHOULD DO TO ACHIEVE THEM. THROUGH OUR GIRL PROGRAMME FELLOWSHIP AND ASSEMBLY PUBLICATION, MALALA FUND PUTS GIRLS AT THE FOREFRONT OF OUR WORK, PROVIDING THEM WITH TRAINING TO HONE THEIR ADVOCACY SKILLS AND A PLATFORM TO DELIVER THEIR MESSAGE. OUR GIRL FELLOWS SHARED THEIR EXPERIENCES AND CHALLENGES WITH ACCESSING AND COMPLETING THEIR EDUCATION AT THE WOMEN DELIVER CONFERENCE IN RWANDA IN JULY 2023. OUR FELLOWS JOINED MALALA IN CONNECTING WITH ACTIVISTS AND DECISION-MAKERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD, AND MET WITH OTHER YOUNG ACTIVISTS TO BUILD CONNECTION, COMMUNITY AND KNOWLEDGE. AT THE FORUM FOR AFRICAN WOMEN EDUCATIONALISTS' CONFERENCE ON GIRLS' EDUCATION IN KENYA, OUR FELLOWS MET WITH RESEARCHERS, STUDENTS, GOVERNMENTS AND INNOVATORS FROM ACROSS AFRICA WHO ARE ADVANCING GIRLS' EDUCATION. THEY PROVIDED RECOMMENDATIONS ON HOW TEACHERS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS CAN BETTER SUPPORT GIRLS IN AND THROUGH SCHOOL. AS PART OF THEIR 18-MONTH PROGRAMME, GIRL FELLOWS CHOOSE AND CARRY OUT A PROJECT TO BENEFIT GIRLS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS YEAR: - TAMILORE OMOJOLA'S PROJECT EQUIPPED GIRLS IN NIGERIA WITH SKILLS TO IMPROVE THEIR CONFIDENCE AND INDEPENDENCE. SHE HOSTED WEEKLY SESSIONS WITH GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN IN HER COMMUNITY IN IBADAN ON TOPICS LIKE FINANCIAL LITERACY, CONTINUING EDUCATION, CLIMATE CHANGE AND SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. SHE ALSO ORGANISED AN ADVOCACY EVENT WHERE THEY VOICED THEIR PERSPECTIVES. - DR. AYESHA KAREEM, WHO FOCUSES ON CLIMATE JUSTICE, CONDUCTED EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AROUND CLIMATE CHANGE IN SOME OF PAKISTAN'S MOST POPULATED PROVINCES, INCLUDING PUNJAB, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, GILGIT AND SINDH. SHE REACHED 12 SCHOOLS AND COMPLETED 140 INTERVIEWS, RESULTING IN A FRAMEWORK TO INTRODUCE CLIMATE EDUCATION IN PAKISTAN THAT SHE NOW ADVOCATES FOR. ASSEMBLY: OUR DIGITAL PUBLICATION AND NEWSLETTER GIVES GIRLS THE SPACE TO ARTICULATE THEIR CHALLENGES, NEEDS AND OPINIONS ON TODAY'S ISSUES, INCLUDING EDUCATION ACCESS, MENTAL HEALTH AND GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN. ASSEMBLY IS A PUBLICATION BY GIRLS, FOR GIRLS. FROM APRIL 1, 2023 TO MARCH 31, 2024, ASSEMBLY'S INSTAGRAM (ON.ASSEMBLY) AUDIENCE GREW BY 9%. WE PUBLISHED 36 VIDEOS FEATURING ASSEMBLY CONTRIBUTORS WITH 3.2 MILLION TOTAL VIDEO VIEWS. GLOBAL ADVOCACY: KEEPING THE WORLD'S ATTENTION ON GIRLS' EDUCATION IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF MALALA FUND'S MISSION TO SEE ALL GIRLS IN SCHOOL. AT GLOBAL EVENTS THIS YEAR, WE SPOKE OUT FOR THE NEED TO EXPAND THE INTERNATIONAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION TO 12 YEARS. WE CONTINUED TO CALL FOR GLOBAL LEADERS TO ACT ON THE TALIBAN'S INCREASING, SYSTEMATIC OPPRESSION OF WOMEN AND GIRLS AND THEIR BAN ON GIRLS' SECONDARY EDUCATION IN AFGHANISTAN. WE CHAMPIONED AND SUPPORTED AFGHAN ACTIVISTS' EFFORTS TO GET GENDER APARTHEID RECOGNISED IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. WE BUILT MOMENTUM AND SUPPORT FOR ADVANCING GENDER EQUALITY IN AND THROUGH EDUCATION AND UNLOCKING MORE FUNDING FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION. HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR WORK THIS YEAR INCLUDE: DRAWING GLOBAL ATTENTION TO GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN ON DECEMBER 5, 2023, MALALA DELIVERED THE 21ST ANNUAL NELSON MANDELA LECTURE IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, AS THE YOUNGEST-EVER SPEAKER IN THE LECTURE SERIES' HISTORY. MALALA SPOKE ABOUT THE TALIBAN'S SYSTEMATIC OPPRESSION OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN AFGHANISTAN AND RAISED THE VISIBILITY OF A GROWING EFFORT TO EXPAND THE DEFINITION OF APARTHEID TO INCLUDE GENDER-BASED OPPRESSION. THE LECTURE LAUNCHED OUR AFGHANISTAN INITIATIVE'S EFFORTS TO RAISE GLOBAL AWARENESS OF GENDER APARTHEID AND STRENGTHEN NETWORKS OF AFGHAN WOMEN ACTIVISTS AND ORGANISATIONS CAMPAIGNING FOR THE RECOGNITION OF GENDER APARTHEID IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. BUILDING ON MOMENTUM FROM THE NELSON MANDELA LECTURE, MALALA CO-HOSTED AN EVENT ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY IN NEW YORK CITY TO DISCUSS GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN, WITH PARTNERS INCLUDING THE INTERNATIONAL PEACE INSTITUTE AND ATLANTIC COUNCIL. MALALA, LEGAL EXPERTS AND AFGHAN ACTIVISTS MADE THE CASE FOR THE CODIFICATION OF GENDER APARTHEID TO A ROOM OF SENIOR DIPLOMATS, AFGHAN PARTNERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. MALALA AND OUR TEAM ALSO MET WITH SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES FROM MALTA, MEXICO, SOUTH AFRICA AND ALBANIA TO BROADEN SUPPORT AHEAD OF AN IMPORTANT U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY 6TH COMMITTEE MEETING TO DISCUSS THE TOPIC'S INCLUSION AS PART OF THE DRAFT CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY TREATY. EXPANDING THE GLOBAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION TO 12 YEARS MALALA FUND WORKED WITH PARTNERS TO ADVOCATE FOR EXPANDING THE INTERNATIONAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION TO 12 YEARS TO INCLUDE FREE, FULL SECONDARY EDUCATION AND ONE YEAR OF FREE PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION AHEAD OF THE U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL SESSION IN GENEVA IN JUNE 2023. MORE THAN 70 COUNTRIES PLEDGED THEIR SUPPORT FOR CHANGING INTERNATIONAL LAW ON FREE EDUCATION AT THE SESSION. LUXEMBOURG, SIERRA LEONE AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ARE TAKING THE INITIATIVE FORWARD, AIMING TO AGREE ON NEXT STEPS TO DEVELOP A NEW LEGAL INSTRUMENT THAT EXPANDS THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION TO THE SECONDARY LEVEL. ADVANCING AND TRACKING GENDER EQUALITY IN AND THROUGH EDUCATION AS PART OF OUR WORK TO PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY IN AND THROUGH EDUCATION, ALSO KNOWN AS GENDER-TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATION (GTE), WE CONSULTED WITH EDUCATION ACTIVISTS AROUND THE WORLD, INCLUDING AT THE WOMEN DELIVER CONFERENCE IN RWANDA IN JULY 2023 AND THE U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN SEPTEMBER 2023. THE CONSULTATIONS AIMED TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ACTIVISTS' VISIONS FOR EDUCATION SYSTEMS, WHAT POLICIES CAN BEST ADVANCE GENDER-TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATION SYSTEMS AT NATIONAL LEVELS AND HOW GLOBAL PROCESSES AND INITIATIVES CAN PROGRESS GTE. IN JULY 2023, MALALA FUND LAUNCHED THE GIRLS' EDUCATION REPORT CARDS WEBSITE, WHICH SCORES COUNTRIES BASED ON MULTIPLE CRITERIA INCLUDING SCHOOL COMPLETION RATES, QUALITY OF CLIMATE EDUCATION AND SOCIAL POLICIES. OUR SITE PROVIDES GIRLS' EDUCATION ACTIVISTS WITH EASY ACCESS TO GIRL-FOCUSED EDUCATION AND GENDER EQUALITY DATA TO SUPPORT THEIR WORK. IT IS ALSO FEATURED AS A KEY RESOURCE ON THE GLOBAL ACCOUNTABILITY DASHBOARD, ESTABLISHED BY THE U.N. AND PARTNERS, INCLUDING MALALA FUND, TO TRACK PROGRESS AGAINST GOVERNMENT COMMITMENTS TO GENDER EQUALITY AND EDUCATION. INCREASING FINANCING FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, MALALA FUND MET WITH AND CONVENED GIRLS' RIGHTS AND EDUCATION GROUPS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER TO UNLOCK MORE FUNDING FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION BY ADVOCATING FOR CHANGES TO THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE. OUR TEAM MET WITH DOZENS OF CAMPAIGNERS, ORGANISATIONS, AND MULTILATERAL INSTITUTION PARTNERS AT THE U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, THE IMF-WORLD BANK ANNUAL MEETINGS, COP28 AND THE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (CSW) TO DISCUSS HOW REFORMING GLOBAL DEBT AND TAX POLICIES AND PRACTICES COULD FREE UP BILLIONS MORE DOLLARS FOR EDUCATION IN LOWER-INCOME COUNTRIES. AT CSW, OUR PROPOSED LANGUAGE ON DEBT, TAX AND REFORM WAS INCORPORATED IN THE COMMISSION'S AGREED CONCLUSIONS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 2 ZIAUDDIN YOUSAFZAI, BOARD MEMBER AND CO-FOUNDER, IS THE FATHER OF MALALA YOUSAFZAI, BOARD CHAIR AND CO-FOUNDER. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B AFTER THE FORM 990 IS PREPARED BY THE MALALA FUND'S INDEPENDENT AUDIT FIRM, IT IS REVIEWED BY THE MANAGEMENT. A FINAL VERSION OF THE FORM IS PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRIOR TO FILING. THE FORM 990 IS FILED WITH THE IRS FOLLOWING FINAL SIGN OFF BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C EVERY YEAR, ALL MALALA FUND BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES IN DECISION-MAKING POSITIONS MUST SIGN AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT AFFIRMING THAT EACH PERSON HAS RECEIVED, READ AND UNDERSTANDS THE ORGANIZATION'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND FULLY AGREES TO COMPLY WITH THE POLICY. BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS AND KEY EMPLOYEES MUST DISCLOSE IN WRITING ANY AND ALL ITEMS OF ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST AND THIS LIST BECOMES WIDELY AVAILABLE TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS AND THE EMPLOYEES NECESSARY TO TRACK AND ENFORCE COMPLIANCE. WHENEVER ANY DIRECTOR, OFFICER OR KEY EMPLOYEE OF THE ORGANIZATION BECOMES AWARE THAT THE MALALA FUND IS CONSIDERING A TRANSACTION THAT COULD POTENTIALLY CREATE A CONFLICT OF INTEREST, HE OR SHE IS OBLIGATED TO NOTIFY THE BOARD AND TO DISCLOSE ALL MATERIAL FACTS RELATING TO THEIR INTEREST IN THE TRANSACTION. MALALA FUND REPRESENTATIVES ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE INVOLVED IN DECISIONS THAT COULD RAISE CONFLICT OF INTEREST CONCERNS, EITHER PERCEIVED OR ACTUAL. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 PER MALALA FUND'S COMPENSATION POLICY, IN DETERMINING THE COMPENSATION LEVEL FOR THE CEO OF THE ORGANIZATION AND OTHER COVERED PERSONS, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MUST DEFER TO COMPARABILITY DATA DEMONSTRATING THE REASONABLENESS OF A PROPOSED COMPENSATION LEVEL. THIS DATA MUST INCLUDE DOCUMENTATION OF COMPENSATION LEVELS PAID BY SIMILARLY POSITIONED ORGANIZATIONS FOR FUNCTIONALLY COMPARABLE POSITIONS AND CAN BE PULLED FROM INDEPENDENT REPORTS AND/OR INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM IRS FORM 990 FILINGS OF COMPARABLE ORGANIZATIONS. THE BOARD MUST DOCUMENT HOW IT REACHED ITS DECISION REGARDING COMPENSATION OF THE CEO AND SIMILARLY COVERED PERSONS, INCLUDING THE DATA ON WHICH IT RELIED. THE MOST RECENT EVALUATION OF THE CEO'S SALARY BY THE BOARD TOOK PLACE IN OCTOBER 2019. IN JANUARY 2022, THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGED AN EXTERNAL TO EVALUATE OUR CEO COMPENSATION POLICIES AND PRACTICES. MALALA FUND IMPLEMENTED A NEW POLICY BASED ON THAT FIRM'S RECOMMENDATIONS EFFECTIVE IN THE 2022-2023 FISCAL YEAR. MALALA FUND EMPLOYEE SALARIES ARE BENCHMARKED AGAINST MULTIPLE INDEPENDENT SURVEYS FROM SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF ENSURING COMPETITIVE COMPENSATION THAT IS STILL REASONABLE AND IN KEEPING WITH MALALA FUND'S STATUS AS A CHARITY. IN EARLY 2023 MALALA FUND'S LEADERSHIP AND HUMAN RESOURCES STAFF PERFORMED A FORMAL REVIEW OF COMPATIBILITY DATA ALONG WITH HELP FROM AN OUTSIDE CONSULTANT TO INFORM THE SALARY LEVELS OF ALL OTHER MALALA FUND STAFF. THIS PROJECT WAS CONTINUED IN LATE 2023 AND INTO 2024 TO ENSURE EQUITY ACROSS ALL COUNTRY OFFICES IN TERMS OF COMPENSATIONS, BENEFITS, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE MALALA FUND'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. ITS AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE ORGANIZATION'S WEBSITE. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - COMMUNICATION: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 147,647. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 50,926. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 2,752. TOTAL EXPENSES 201,325. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - DIGITAL: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 160,517. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 55,365. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 2,991. TOTAL EXPENSES 218,873. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - GRAPHIC DESIGN: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 50,608. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 17,456. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 943. TOTAL EXPENSES 69,007. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - MEDIA/CONTENT: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 7,874. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 2,716. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 147. TOTAL EXPENSES 10,737. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - HUMAN RESOURCES: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 220,610. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 76,092. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 4,111. TOTAL EXPENSES 300,813. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - RESEARCH: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 86,741. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 29,918. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 1,617. TOTAL EXPENSES 118,276. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES- SECURITY: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 52,162. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 17,992. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 972. TOTAL EXPENSES 71,126. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - STATE SOLICITATIONS: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 11,308. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 3,900. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 211. TOTAL EXPENSES 15,419. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - IN COUNTRY REPS: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 464,098. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 160,076. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 8,649. TOTAL EXPENSES 632,823. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - GENERAL: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 1,176,227. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 405,701. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 21,920. TOTAL EXPENSES 1,603,848. THE MALALA FUND NIGERIA LTDGTE 10TH FLOOR ST NICHOLAS HOUSE CAT LAGOS NI MALALA FUND IS WORKING TOWARD A WORLD WHERE ALL GIRLS CAN LEARN FOR 12 YEARS NI THE MALALA FUND 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 THE MALALA FUND NIGERIA LTDGTE B 450000 INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER THE MALALA FUND NIGERIA LTDGTE O 64056 INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER