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ABOUT BLUE SIREN

ABOUT US

Introducing Blue Siren: An action-driven NGO dedicated to marine environmental restoration.

TRANSPARENCY

Integrity, Accountability, and Global Non-Profit Governance

Committed to complete openness in marine ecological action.

Blue Siren strictly adheres to statutory compliance, third-party audits, and transparent financial reporting under the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Republic of Korea.

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Statutory Integrity & Global ESG Standards
As an accredited public benefit corporation, all project expenditures, corporate sponsorships, and public contributions are disclosed transparently to foster long-term trust with our global partners and communities.
FY 2025

Annual Performance & Financial Report

Fiscal Period: June 27, 2025 – December 31, 2025 | Competent Authority: Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries

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Competent Authority Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries
Reporting Fiscal Year 1st Term (FY 2025)
Public Benefit Projects 5 Completed Programs
Total Program Expenses KRW 18,580,000
I. Public Benefit Program Performance Summary
No. Category (Code) Program Title Location Expenditure (KRW)
01 Environment (5100) Ulsan Jeongja Port Discarded Net Resource Circulation Project Ulsan 1,550,000
02 Education (2300) "SEA-nergy" Children’s Marine Culture & Arts Festival with Seoul City Seoul 12,414,833
03 Education (2300) UN SDGs Blue Guardians Junior Marine English Camp Seoul 2,350,000
04 Auxiliary (2300) Auxiliary Public Benefit Initiatives (Consolidated 2 projects) Nationwide 2,265,167
Total Public Benefit Expenditures KRW 18,580,000
II. Key Mission Highlights & Impact
Ulsan Jeongja Port Resource Circulation

Directly retrieved hazardous abandoned fishing nets around Jeongja Port. Established collection networks linking recovered nets to recycling infrastructure, actively engaging local fishing communities in waste segregation.

"SEA-nergy" Children's Marine Festival

Partnered with the Seoul Metropolitan Government to bring ocean education into urban inland spaces. Combined marine art exhibitions and hands-on upcycling booths to communicate ocean conservation values directly to families.

UN SDGs Junior Marine English Camp

Empowered youth leaders focused on UN SDG 14 (Life Below Water). Conducted interactive debates and presentation sessions entirely in English, fostering global environmental stewardship and actionable solutions.

III. Statement of Financial Position (FY 2025)
Revenue Statement (KRW)
Corporate & Institutional Grants30,000,000
Individual Public Donations12,092,000
Miscellaneous Operating Income1,200,000
Non-Operating (Interest Income)2,882
Total Revenue43,294,882
Expenditure Statement (KRW)
Direct Program Operations18,580,000
Administrative Logistics & Venues17,585,167
Facility, Rent & Employee Benefits15,560,884
Non-Operating Expenses & Taxes12,880
Total Expenditure51,738,931
Blue Siren (사단법인 해양복원환경단체 블루사이렌)
Representative Director: Jae-hyang Lee  |  Certified Date: May 29, 2026