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UNICEF Andorra Raises €442K in 2025, Up 1% via Business Partnerships

Andorra's UNICEF National Committee reported a slight fundraising boost, attributing success to new business ties and renewed partnerships. The assembly approved accounts and future plans emphasizing transparency and global child aid.

Key Points

  • Raised 442,676 euros in 2025, 1% increase from prior year; total income 471,645 euros.
  • 219,930 euros allocated to UNICEF programs in Madagascar, Afghanistan, Somalia, and Gaza emergencies.
  • Gains from 'Empreses Amigues d'UNICEF' initiative expanding business collaborations.
  • Approved 2026 budget focusing on donations, children's rights, and strengthened governance policies.

UNICEF Andorra's National Committee raised 442,676 euros in 2025, a 1% increase from the previous year, according to results presented at its Ordinary General Assembly in Andorra la Vella on 23 June 2026.

Members at the meeting approved the audited annual accounts, which recorded total income of 471,645 euros. Of this, 219,930 euros went to UNICEF's field programmes, aiding projects in Madagascar, Afghanistan, and Somalia, along with emergency responses in Gaza.

The committee credited the fundraising gains to expanded strategic efforts, particularly in the business sector. It renewed existing partnerships and formed new ones via the "Empreses Amigues d'UNICEF" initiative, widening its collaborator network.

Delegates also greenlit the 2026 budget and work plan, which align with UNICEF's Joint Strategic Plan. Focus areas remain on increasing donations, promoting children's rights awareness, and showcasing programme impacts.

The assembly further strengthened the organisation's structure by passing internal policies on governance, transparency, risk management, institutional communication, and conflicts of interest. These align with global UNICEF standards.

Executive Director Dàmaris Castellanos said the 2025 outcomes show Andorran society's confidence in UNICEF's work and the stability of core fundraising channels. She emphasised ongoing efforts to bolster governance, transparency, and sustainability for greater effects on children's lives worldwide.

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