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IFRC 2025 Annual Report

Welcome to the IFRC’s Annual Report for 2025. This report details how the IFRC secretariat supported the principled local humanitarian action of 191 National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in 2025, delivering high-impact locally led support at the community level, where it is needed the most. The report takes an in-depth look at how the IFRC network not only responded to disasters and crises in 2025, but also how resilience was built and enhanced in the face of escalating global challenges. The 2025 Annual Report includes a pull-out section dedicated to the importance of the Regular Resources - unearmarked donations – that enable the IFRC to provide vital support to National Societies at country, regional and global levels.

IFRC 2025 Annual Report Executive Summary

This executive summary of the 2025 IFRC Annual report reveals how the IFRC secretariat supported the principled local humanitarian action of 191 National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in 2025, delivering high-impact locally led support at the community level. Read the full report for an in-depth look at how the IFRC network not only responded to disasters and crises in 2025, but also how resilience was built and enhanced in the face of escalating global challenges. The 2025 Annual Report includes a pull-out section dedicated to Regular Resources - unearmarked donations – that enable the IFRC to provide vital support to National Societies at country, regional and global levels.

Annual Report

The IFRC’s Annual Report 2025 sets out our network’s achievements, progress in our Strategic Priorities and Enabling Functions, and how the IFRC secretariat used the resources provided by generous donors and partners to support life-saving and life-changing local action in 191 countries. Carried out by member National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and their 18.3 million volunteers, this work has made a significant impact at the community level before, during and after disasters and crisis.