Registered NGO Status

Legal Status and Registration

Stichting TUNAFASI (formerly Stichting Impaction) was founded in May 2019 by Betteke de Gaay Fortman. The foundation is statutorily established in Amsterdam and operates under Dutch law, with registration number 74882538 (KVK). Its statutory objective is to increase the self-sufficiency and improve the quality of life of marginalized communities in the Global South.

See here the link to our statutes.

ANBI Status

TUNAFASI holds the status of Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling (ANBI). A Public Benefit Organisation, as recognised by the Dutch Tax Authority. This status confirms that the foundation operates exclusively in the public interest.

• ANBI report for 2025
• ANBI report for 2024
• ANBI report for 2023
• ANBI report for 2022
• ANBI report for 2021
• ANBI report for 2020

CBF Quality Mark

TUNAFASI has chosen not to apply for a CBF quality mark. Given the small scale of the organisation, the associated costs and administrative burden are disproportionate. In its place, quality and transparency are assured through annual monitoring visits to DRC, regular programme reports, and an annual audit conducted by an independent accounting firm in Eastern DRC on behalf of our grassroots partners ADED and AJEPAD. In the Netherlands, the annual accounts are prepared by the financial administration office 'De Meent'.

Data Protection (GDPR)

TUNAFASI complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which has applied since 25 May 2018. Appropriate measures have been taken in proportion to the size of the organisation, including the secure handling of privacy-sensitive data of grassroots partners and financial partners.
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Social Responsibility and Environmental Footprint

TUNAFASI is a small organisation with a minimal operational footprint. The foundation has no fixed office and works paperlessly wherever possible. Travel to countries of our grassroots partners is kept to a minimum. As an organisation working in service of vulnerable communities, we are conscious of our responsibility to operate sustainably and with care for the environment in all aspects of our work.
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Cost Policy of TUNAFASI

TUNAFASI uses a maximum of 10% of its programme revenue to cover organizational costs in the Netherlands. 90% of the programme revenue goes directly to our grassroots partners in the Global South.

The organizational funds are used to hire staff expertise, to cover organizational costs, public relations costs, travel expenses within the Netherlands, and travel expenses to the Global South. TUNAFASI's director is responsible for maintaining existing partner relationships and identifying new partners, monitoring overview programmes, and providing capacity-strengthening to our grassroots partners, based on their needs. The costs incurred in the Netherlands form an integral part of the programme budget and are therefore submitted directly to and approved by our grassroots partners.

To grow impact, TUNAFASI is seeking organisational funding for a defined period of four years. To invest in the capacity to reach more communities and strengthen more partners. After these four years, organisational funding stops and TUNAFASI sustains itself entirely on the 10% of programme funding.