Charity Monitoring Norway

Charity Monitoring Norway (Innsamlingskontrollen) is a Norwegian body that assures the quality of fundraising activities. Established in September 1991, it operates a voluntary registration scheme for organizations that raise funds for charitable causes and is a member of Charity Monitoring Worldwide. Approved organizations must follow specific accounting rules, undergo external control, and direct a minimum of 65% of funds (excluding public funding) to their stated cause. Charity Monitoring Norway also publishes a Warning List (OBS-listen) of nonprofit organizations that have failed to comply with the regulator.

Charity Monitoring Norway (Innsamlingskontrollen) was established in September 1991 and is a member of Charity Monitoring Worldwide. It assures the quality of fundraising activities through a voluntary registration scheme for organizations that raise funds for charitable causes. Organizations that voluntarily apply for approval are required to follow specific accounting rules and to go through an external control mechanism, with a minimum of 65% of funds (public funding not included) going to the organization's stated cause. Charity Monitoring Norway has also released a watch list of nonprofit organizations that have failed to comply with the regulator after concerns were raised about aspects of their work.

Assures the quality of fundraising activities through a voluntary registration scheme and external control.

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2. 2About us : Innsamlingskontrolleninnsamlingskontrollen.no