A practical overview of the standard, answering common questions, and highlighting what matters most for preparers, auditors, funders, regulators and governing bodies.
Programme
The programme is being co-created and shaped as we engage speakers and partners. Download the latest draft below. You can also search and filter the various sessions.
Confirmed
1A INPAS Essentials: What Every Stakeholder Needs to Know
10:00 am
Pavilion
Nili Shah
Confirmed
1B Kenya’s INPAS Journey: An Adoption Case Study
Following publication of ICPAK’s roadmap, stakeholders share how Kenya reached this milestone, the opportunities and challenges of mandatory adoption from 2028, and the steps being taken to support a successful transition.
10:00 am
Plaza 1
Catherine Asemeit
Draft
1C AI in the NPO Reporting Ecosystem: Opportunities and Risks
This session explores how AI could transform non-profit reporting, audit, regulation and donor decision-making, while examining the safeguards needed to manage its risks and limitations.
Plaza 2
Confirmed
2A INPAS Essentials: What Every Stakeholder Needs to Know
A practical overview of the standard, answering common questions, and highlighting what matters most for preparers, auditors, funders, regulators and governing bodies. (Repeated session)
11:45 am
Pavilion
Nili Shah
Confirmed
2B Measuring Momentum: Global Progress on INPAS Adoption
Where is INPAS gaining traction, what drives successful adoption, and how will we measure impact? This session examines adoption trends, milestones and lessons from around the world.
11:45 am
Plaza 1
Samantha Musoke | Tim Boyes-Watson
Draft
2C The Missing Link: Connecting Financials to Outcomes
Financial reports tell us about resources raised and spent. Impact reports tell us what changed. This session explores practical approaches to linking financial information, activities, outputs and outcomes to provide a more complete picture of organisational performance.
Plaza 2
Draft
3A Harmonised Grant Reporting: From Complexity to Consistency
Explore how INPAS Harmonised Grant Reporting bridges the gap between grant reports and financial statements, and the trade-offs between flexibility and standardisation in expenditure classification.
2:15 pm
Pavilion
Confirmed
3B Measuring Momentum: Global Progress on INPAS Adoption
Where is INPAS gaining traction, what drives successful adoption, and how will we measure impact? This session examines adoption trends, milestones and lessons from around the world. (Repeated session)
2:15 pm
Plaza 1
Samantha Musoke | Tim Boyes-Watson
Draft
3C Beyond Good Intentions: Understanding External Costs
Can doing good also cause harm? Explore the concept of external costs and the unintended consequences that can accompany social impact.
Plaza 2
Draft
4A Harmonised Grant Reporting: From Complexity to Consistency
Explore how INPAS Harmonised Grant Reporting bridges the gap between grant reports and financial statements, and the trade-offs between flexibility and standardisation in expenditure classification. (Repeated session)
3:45 pm
Pavilion
Draft
4B Adopting Harmonised Grant Reporting: Perspectives from the Funding Chain
Local NPOs often bear the burden of complex donor reporting yet have little influence over it. Can funders, INGOs and grant-making intermediaries help drive reform? Hear perspectives from across the funding chain on the opportunities, incentives and challenges.
3:45 pm
Plaza 1
Draft
4C Software for smarter INPAS Reporting
Based on the results of a global survey, this session explores the accounting software used by non-profits of different sizes around the world, highlighting features and top tips to support efficient and effective INPAS implementation.
Plaza 2
Confirmed
5A Beyond the Numbers: Effective Narrative Reporting under INPAS
Explore how high quality narrative reporting strengthens governance, supports stakeholder confidence, and provides essential context for understanding an organisation’s financial statements.
10:00 am
Pavilion
Nili Shah
Confirmed
5B Kenya’s INPAS Journey: An Adoption Case Study
Following publication of ICPAK’s roadmap, stakeholders share how Kenya reached this milestone, the opportunities and challenges of mandatory adoption from 2028, and the steps being taken to support a successful transition. (Repeated session)
10:00 am
Plaza 1
Catherine Asemeit
Draft
5C Single Audit: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
Multiple grant audits create significant cost and burden without necessarily improving assurance! Explore how grant reports as supplementary statements to whole-of-entity financial statements could transform assurance, and whether additional guidance is needed to support auditors.
Plaza 2
Draft
6A Donations in Kind: Recognising the Unseen Contribution
Unlocking the value of volunteerism, donated goods & expertise is an NPO superpower. Explore how INPAS helps make these contributions visible – balancing transparency and consistency with practical reporting challenges.
11:45 am
Pavilion
Samantha Musoke | Nili Shah
Draft
6B INPAS and the Social Contract
Non-profits enjoy unique privileges because society trusts them to deliver public benefit. This session explores the role of financial reporting, audit and public filing in maintaining that trust, and how INPAS can support effective sector oversight and FATF Recommendation 8.
11:45 am
Plaza 1
Draft
6C The Missing Link: Connecting Financials to Outcomes
Financial reports tell us about resources raised and spent. Impact reports tell us what changed. This session explores practical approaches to linking financial information, activities, outputs and outcomes to provide a more complete picture of organisational performance. (Repeated session)
Plaza 2
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