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CBF Certification
What is Certification
“Certification” (Erkenning) is the quality mark for charities issued by the CBF, Charity Supervisor, in the Netherlands. With this certification, organisations show that they meet strict requirements with regard to accountability, transparency and ethics. For larger organisations, different conditions apply than for smaller ones. The CBF now supervises approximately 80% of the private grants. You can safely give to a Certified Charity because you can be confident that the organisation is contributing to a better world, handles every euro with care, is accountable and is independently audited.
Transparency at a glance: The CBF Certification Passport
The CBF Certification Passport shows the most important information about a Certified Charity clearly and neutrally. The passport contains both qualitative information about the objectives and activities of the organisation and financial key figures. The latter is validated by the CBF. You can view our CBF Certification Passport via the banner above.
Related Documents
- INGO Accountability Charter
- Accountability Statement (also in the Annual Report)
- Conservation and Human Rights Framework
- Complaints Procedure
- Code of Conduct
- Corporate Engagement policy
- Anti-Corruption policy (English)
- Ethical policy
- Gender policy
- Partnership policy
- Financial Control and Sanctions Policy for Contracting Out
- Continuity Reserves policy
- Strategic intent
- Annual Review and annexes