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Trainer required for – International Accounting Standards (IAS/IFRS) Company Name: Fairtrade Network of Asia and Pacific Producers Ltd.  Region/Country: Asia Pacific Countries Training Location: Bangalore, India Expected Training Start Date: 20th August 2025 to 27th August 2025.  Total Training Days: 05-07 Days  Mode of Training: Physical Training  Total No. Participants: 2 Participants Short term assignment The activity is co-funded by the European Commission Funding Framework Partnership Agreement (EC FFPA) program. The EC FFPA is strategic partnership program, that aims to strengthen Fairtrade as a representative, member -based regional, EU and global Civil Society umbrella organization, giving voice and empowering over 1900 Fairtrade Producer Organizations globally. About Company: Fairtrade NAPP is a Network of Fairtrade certified Producers in Asia Pacific region. NAPP is a part of a global organization Fairtrade International, working to secure a better deal for farmers and workers in Asia and Pacific. Currently NAPP has 284 Producer Organizations across 20 countries in Asia and Pacific Region supporting more than 260,000 farmers and workers. NAPP’s mission is to facilitate the incorporation of more producers to be able to join the Fairtrade movement in Asia and the Pacific through an existing wide range of products and services. For more information please visit: Objective : Understanding Key International Accounting Standards (IAS) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS): Equip participants with knowledge of relevant IAS/IFRS and recent updates impacting NPO financial reporting Compliance with Regulatory Frameworks: Ensure alignment with global financial reporting frameworks and support transparent, accountable reporting practices. Enhancing Financial Transparency and Accountability: Promote best practices to enhance donor confidence and stakeholder trust through globally accepted standards.  Practical Application of Accounting Standards: Train participants to apply IAS/IFRS in real-world NPO scenarios, including donations, grants, and fund accounting. Capacity Building for Financial Management: Strengthen staff skills in preparing and presenting financial statements under international standards Expected Outcomes of the Training: 1. Improved Knowledge of International Accounting Standards Participants will gain a solid understanding of IAS/IFRS principles tailored for non-profits. This knowledge enables accurate and compliant financial statement preparation. 2. Enhanced Financial Reporting Practices Organizations will produce high-quality, transparent, and consistent financial reports. Reports will better reflect the true financial position of the organization. 3. Better Compliance and Risk Management Reduced risk of non-compliance and avoidance of legal or reputational issues. Participants will learn to identify and proactively manage financial reporting risks. 4. Stronger Stakeholder Confidence Improved reporting builds trust with donors, funders, and other stakeholders. Adherence to standards enhances credibility and funding opportunities. 5. Practical Skills for Daily Operations Participants will receive tools and templates for immediate application. Staff will manage funds, grants, and donations more effectively and compliantly. Overview of International Accounting Standards (IAS/IFRS) Introduction to IAS/IFRS: Covers the evolution, purpose, and global importance of these standards in promoting consistency and transparency Key Principles: Explains foundational concepts like accrual accounting, comparability, and transparency. Scope and Applicability: Discusses how IAS/IFRS apply across sectors, with a focus on challenges unique to non-profit organizations. Specific Standards Relevant to Non-Profit Organisations IFRS for SMEs: Simplified standards tailored for smaller non-profits. IFRS 15 – Revenue Recognition: Addresses complexities in handling donor funds, grants, and restricted revenue. IAS 1, IAS 8, IFRS 9 – Financial Reporting: Guides proper structuring of financial statements and disclosures for NPOs. Fund Accounting: Explores treatment of restricted/unrestricted funds, grants, and endowments under IAS/IFRS. IFRS 10 & IFRS 12 – Consolidation: Explains reporting requirements for NPOs with multiple entities or subsidiaries. Practical Case Studies and Examples Global NPO Scenarios: Real-life case studies showing IAS/IFRS application in various non-profit settings. Reporting Challenges: Common issues in managing donations, grants, and non-cash contributions. Best Practices: Success stories of NPOs achieving transparency and trust through effective IAS/IFRS implementation. Sector-Specific Examples: Case studies from healthcare, education, and charity sectors highlighting unique reporting needs. Hands-on Exercises and Workshops Financial Statement Preparation: Interactive sessions on creating IAS/IFRS-compliant balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. Fund Allocation Simulation: Exercises on managing restricted vs. unrestricted funds with correct accounting treatment. Risk Management & Internal Controls: Workshops on designing controls to prevent fraud and ensure compliance. Budgeting & Forecasting: Practical use of IAS/IFRS in financial planning and projections for NPOs. IFRS Simulation Software: Training on tools that automate IAS/IFRS-compliant reporting with guided walkthroughs. Trainer Eligibility Criteria: Certified and Recognized Expert in International Accounting Standards (IAS/IFRS): Must hold recognized certifications in international accounting standards, such as: CPA (Certified Public Accountant) ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) ICAEW (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) Ensures strong expertise in both general accounting principles and specialized non-profit frameworks Would you like this included in a full trainer profile or eligibility criteria document? Extensive Experience with Non-Profit Organizations: The ideal trainer will have significant hands-on experience working with non-profit organizations, understanding the unique challenges they face in financial reporting, fund management, and compliance. This experience will allow the trainer to tailor the content to real-world scenarios specific to NPOs. Proven Track Record of Training Delivery: The trainer should have a history of successfully delivering training programs, particularly in the non-profit sector. This includes experience in conducting workshops, seminars, and in-depth training sessions focused on the application of IAS/IFRS within the non-profit context. Practical Knowledge and Application of IAS/IFRS: Trainer must have hands-on experience implementing IAS/IFRS in non-profit organizations. Should be proficient in: Preparing compliant financial statements Managing restricted and unrestricted funds Meeting donor and regulatory requirements Expertise in Non-Profit Accounting Complexities - Proficient in handling:  - Donations, grants, and multi-year funding  - Specialized reporting and in-kind contributions - Able to clearly explain IAS/IFRS implications on NPO operations and disclosures Engaging and Interactive Training Delivery - Strong communication skills with the ability to simplify complex concepts - Uses interactive methods:  - Discussions, hands-on exercises, and case studies - Focused on practical application for non-profit professionals Commitment to Continuous Professional Development - Actively stays updated on:  - Evolving IAS/IFRS standards  - Emerging trends in non-profit financial reporting - Ensures training reflects current best practices and compliance requirements Expert in Navigating Complex Accounting Scenarios for NPOs: Skilled in navigating non-profit-specific challenges: Donations, grants, and multi-year funding In-kind contributions and specialized reporting Capable of explaining IAS/IFRS implications on NPO operations and financial disclosures Logistics:Physical Meeting Venue to be Arranged in a Suitable Location: Venue: The training venue should be easily accessible for participants, ideally located in a central area with good transportation. It should be a quiet, comfortable, and well-equipped space conducive to learning. Technology Requirements: Ensure the venue is equipped with necessary technology such as projectors, screens, microphones, Wi-Fi, and audio-visual systems for presentations and interactive sessions. Necessary Training Materials and Resources to Be Provided: Training Handbook/Workbook : Comprehensive manual with key concepts, slides, templates, and reference materials tailored to NPOs. Case Study Materials : Real-world examples illustrating IAS/IFRS application in non-profit scenarios. Practical Exercises & Worksheets : Hands-on materials for practicing revenue recognition, fund management, and financial reporting. Access to Digital Resources : Downloadable templates, online tools, and simulation software for IAS/IFRS-compliant reporting. Presentation Slides & Visual Aids : Clear, accessible visuals to support learning during and after the training. Certificates of Completion : Recognition of participant achievement for professional development. Post-Training Support Materials : Additional reading resources and optional follow-up sessions for continued learning and clarification. How to Apply: If you’re interested in providing services for Training on International Accounting Standards for Non- Profit Organizations. Please send an email to & with the following details on or before 26th July 2025 Profile Contact Person Contact Information Brief Description of Services Offered Relevant Experience and Qualifications provide a minimum of two references from previous clients who can attest to the quality and effectiveness of your services.