Transparency Above All
At RE.BIRTH, trust is the foundation of the project.
From the very beginning, we assume a clear commitment: all resources received will have records, identified destinations and accessible accountability.
Each donation will be linked to a concrete purpose. Anyone who contributes should be able to understand what the donated amount is used for, which phase of the project it supports and what impact is expected from that contribution.
Transparency will not be just a promise. It will be part of how RE.BIRTH operates.
Total Financial Transparency
RE.BIRTH will implement a system where:
• All financial inflows are recorded.
• All outflows are documented.
• The destination of each amount is identifiable.
• Allocation percentages are clear and public.
• Operational costs are explained directly.
• Investment phases are communicated in advance.
• Results are presented in an accessible way.
The donor will be able to know:
• How much was allocated to direct food support.
• How much was invested in logistics.
• How much was applied to infrastructure.
• How much was used for storage, transport, packaging or equipment.
• What percentage was allocated to the operational team.
• Which objectives were achieved with the resources received.
No hidden numbers. No diluted costs. No grey areas.
Team and Clear Percentages
For a project to function with consistency, real dedication is required. This implies time, organization, responsibility and execution capacity.
RE.BIRTH openly acknowledges that a small percentage of revenues may be allocated to the operational team responsible for developing and running the project.
This percentage will be:
- Clearly defined.
- Publicly justified.
- Kept within responsible limits.
- Communicated in a simple and accessible way.
- Associated with the real functioning of the project.
Direct-Destination Funding Model
In larger investment phases, such as:
- Acquisition or rental of land.
- Construction of operational bases.
- Installation of modular structures
- Purchase of equipment.
- Development of kitchens, warehouses or community canteens.
Example:
If the objective is to build the first logistical base, the required amount will be publicly defined. Contributions may be directed straight to the construction partner or supplier until the stipulated amount is reached, ensuring that funds do not pass through unnecessary circuits.
All relevant contracts, amounts, stages and proof of payment will be documented and communicated in an accessible way.
be documented.
Transparency on the Ground
The development of the project will be monitored through:
- Photos and videos of actions carried out.
- Records of deliveries and distributions.
- Updates on the different phases.
- Periodic reports.
- Impact metrics.
- Demonstration of progress on the ground.
- Communication of challenges, limitations and next objectives.
Verification and Need System
All forms of support — meals, food baskets, medical consultations, vehicle assistance or other future services — will operate according to clear verification criteria.
Transparency is not only financial. It is also operational
We want to ensure that:
• Support reaches those who truly need it.
• Resources are used responsibly.
• Decisions are justifiable.
• Distribution is carried out with criteria and dignity.
• Priority is given to the most vulnerable situations.
• The project maintains fairness, balance and rigor.
Differentiation Real
Many projects speak about impact. Few explain how money circulates.
RE.BIRTH stands out by:
• Making each financial stage visible.
• Explaining operational percentages.
• Linking donations to specific objectives.
• Allowing the evolution of each phase to be followed.
• Regularly communicating results and metrics.
• Documenting decisions, actions and investments.
• Acknowledging real costs without hiding the structure necessary for the project to function.
Transparency is not a slogan. It is a system.