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Social Report ‘25
Our numbers

In our Annual Report you can find all the data on activities implemented and results achieved during the previous year. Our 2025 edition will soon be available in English, French and Spanish.

We can never embark on a race toward development on our own, leaving others behind. We can only move forward together.

Patrizia Savi, President, and Giampaolo Silvestri, Secretary General

Where we work

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  • Education
  • Agriculture and food security
  • Child protection
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Livelihood, economic strengthening, vocational training and job creation
  • Nutrition
  • Sustainable cities
  • Human rights, democracy and peace
  • Health
  • Water and sanitation
AVSI in numbers
304 Projects
41 Countries
97,212,165 Aggregate revenue (including extraordinary income)
1,776 Staff
2,705,176 Direct beneficiaries
20,417 Children and young people within the Distance Support Program

Activity sectors and thematic areas

AVSI’s multidimensional thematic classification has been adopted to reflect the interdisciplinary nature of its projects. For each project, a primary sector is identified, while additional sectors in which the project operates may also be specified, together with the corresponding sub-sectors, taking into account both implementation approaches and delivery mechanisms. Furthermore, a number of cross-cutting areas of intervention linked to particularly relevant policy priorities (policy areas) have been identified and distinguished.

Direct beneficiaries

2,705,176

  • 7.4% Babies (aged 0-5)
  • 21.6% Children (aged 6-12)
  • 10.8% Teenagers (aged 13-18)
  • 16.4% Young people (aged 19-24)
  • 21.9% Young adults (aged 25-35)
  • 21.9% Adults (aged 36 and over)
  • 45.2% Women
  • 54.8% Men

Bodies 6,760

  • Civil society organizations 791
  • Local businesses and cooperatives 1.402
  • Local authorities 1.278
  • Education facilities (schools, education centers, etc.) 2.913
  • Healthcare facilities (hospitals, health centers, etc.) 376

Indirect beneficiaries

10,997,141 people

Bodies 2,992

  • Civil society organizations 633
  • Local businesses and cooperatives 617
  • Local authorities 1.056
  • Education facilities (schools, education centers, etc.) 570
  • Healthcare facilities (hospitals, health centers, etc.) 116