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Last updated: March 2026 · Project Benevolence · Amsterdam, Netherlands

Important: This page sets out the terms under which Project Benevolence operates and the scope of what our certification, reports, and deliverables represent. Please read this before engaging our services or relying on any content produced by Project Benevolence.

1. About Project Benevolence

Project Benevolence is a social impact infrastructure organisation based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. We design and deliver verified humanitarian initiatives for corporate partners, producing independently reviewed impact reports, cinematic field evidence, and the Benevolence Certification.

 

Project Benevolence operates as a private organisation. We are in the process of applying for ANBI (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling) status in the Netherlands. Until that status is formally granted, no tax deduction benefit should be assumed.

2. The Benevolence Certification

The Benevolence Certification is a proprietary mark issued by Project Benevolence. It is not issued by a government body, a nationally accredited certification authority, or a regulatory institution. It is a professionally signed, independently reviewed certification issued by a private organisation with a defined verification methodology.

 

The certification applies exclusively to the specific initiative documented in the accompanying Verified Impact Report. It does not constitute:

 

  • A general ESG endorsement of the commissioning organisation as a whole
  • A guarantee of regulatory compliance under CSRD, CSDDD, or any other framework
  • A legally binding assurance that no greenwashing or social washing has occurred across the organisation’s broader operations
  • A transferable credential applicable to any initiative other than the one documented

 

The certification is structured to ESRS S3 standards and designed for submission into ESG filings. Final acceptance by auditors, investors, or regulators remains subject to their own independent review processes. Project Benevolence does not guarantee regulatory acceptance.

3. Specialist Signatures and Professional Scope

Each layer of the Verified Impact Report is reviewed and signed by a named advisory board specialist. Each specialist signs exclusively within the scope of their own professional expertise and capacity as defined in their individual layer.

 

Their signature confirms the findings and conclusions of their specific layer only — not the report as a whole, and not the professional validity of other layers signed by different specialists. Project Benevolence advisory board members act in an independent professional capacity. They are not employees of Project Benevolence.

4. Website Content and Information

The content published on projectbenevo.com is provided for informational purposes only. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, Project Benevolence makes no warranties — express or implied — about the completeness, accuracy, or suitability of any information on this site.

 

Statistics, regulatory references, and market data cited on this website are drawn from publicly available sources and are accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. They should not be relied upon as legal, financial, or regulatory advice. Consult a qualified professional for advice specific to your organisation’s circumstances.

5. Limitation of Liability

Project Benevolence shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from: 

 

  • Reliance on any information, certification, or report produced by Project Benevolence
  • Any regulatory decision made by an auditor, investor, or authority in relation to a Benevolence-certified programme
  • Any third-party action taken in response to a Benevolence Impact Report or Certification
  • Any technical interruption, error, or unavailability of this website

 

Our total liability in relation to any engagement is limited to the fees paid for that specific engagement.

6. Intellectual Property

The Benevolence Certification mark, Project Benevolence name, logo, and all associated visual identity elements are the intellectual property of Project Benevolence. Unauthorised use, reproduction, or misrepresentation of these marks is prohibited.

 

Corporate partners who have completed a verified programme are licensed to use the Benevolence Certification badge in the specific contexts agreed in writing during their engagement. Use outside those agreed contexts requires prior written permission.

7. Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Netherlands. Any disputes arising from an engagement with Project Benevolence are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Amsterdam, Netherlands

8. Contact

For questions about these terms, the certification scope, or any legal matters, contact us at contact@projectbenevo.com. 

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OUR NETWORK

Over the past five years, our Impact Director has travelled continuously  self funded, self directed, building a verified network across four continents. Not from an office. Through presence. Through showing up in the same communities until the trust was earned.

 

We have active network in: Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, Mauritius, Tanzania, Kenya, Ghana, Namibia, South Africa, Egypt, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Philippines, Fiji, Vanuatu, Australia.

That network is why we only operate in countries where we have legitimate on-the-ground experience in. Verified NGOs. Known community leaders. Established relationships.