Annual Report 2025

Letter from the President

Dear Friends and Supporters,

It is my privilege to present the Congruence Foundation’s first Annual Report, covering our inaugural period of operation from August to December 2025.

When I established the Foundation in August 2025, I envisioned an organization that would bridge the gap between technological advancement and human welfare. In just four months, we have laid the groundwork for this mission—establishing our legal framework, launching our digital presence, initiating research projects, and publishing our first comprehensive study on AI’s impact on employment.

This first year has been about building foundations: legal registration, infrastructure, and the systems that will support our work for years to come. While our financial resources are modest, our commitment to open knowledge and accessible technology remains unwavering.

I am grateful for this opportunity to serve society through technology, and I look forward to expanding our impact in 2026 and beyond.

Andrei Belashou
President of the Board & Founder

Mission & Overview

About the Foundation

The Congruence Foundation was established by notarial deed on August 12, 2025, in Poznań, Poland, and officially registered in the National Court Register (KRS) on August 27, 2025, under registration number KRS 0001191086.

Our Mission

Converging Technology with Humanity

The Congruence Foundation is dedicated to advancing society through technology research and education. We believe in the transformative power of technology to address social challenges and create positive change in communities worldwide.

Core Focus Areas

In accordance with our statute, the Foundation conducts public benefit activities in:

1. Scientific Research — Conducting research on technologies supporting social development and improving quality of life
2. Technology Development — Creating and implementing innovative technological solutions
3. Education & Training — Providing educational programs in science, technology, and engineering
4. Knowledge Sharing — Publishing research, organizing conferences, and facilitating workshops
5. Community Support — Helping individuals through technology training and professional development

Legal Status

Activities & Achievements

August – December 2025

Despite being operational for only four months, the Foundation accomplished several foundational milestones:

Legal Establishment

• Notarial deed executed on August 12, 2025
• Successfully registered in the National Court Register on August 27, 2025
• Established governance structure with single-member Management Board
• Adopted comprehensive statute defining objectives and methods

Digital Infrastructure

• Launched official website at congruence.ngo
• Implemented WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance
• Established multilingual infrastructure (English primary, Polish planned)
• Set up secure hosting and content delivery network

Open Knowledge Commitment

• All publications released under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0
• Software and code released under MIT License
• Established transparent reporting practices

Research & Publications

• Published comprehensive meta-analysis on AI employment impact
• Synthesized 70+ authoritative sources
• Provided actionable frameworks for policymakers and workers

Projects

Initiated Projects (2025)

1. Congruence Hugo Theme

Status: Planning Phase

An open-source Hugo theme designed specifically for non-profit organizations, foundations, and NGOs.

Key Features:

• WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance
• Full multilingual support
• Chart.js integration for data visualization
• MIT licensed for maximum flexibility

Repository: github.com/congruence-foundation/congruence-hugo-theme (coming soon)

2. OpenDashCam

Status: Design Phase

An open-source hardware and software platform for comprehensive car surveillance.

Key Features:

• 24/7 monitoring with parking mode
• Cloud and self-hosted backup options
• GPS tracking and collision detection
• Support for up to four 2K/4K camera modules

Repository: github.com/congruence-foundation/opendashcam (coming soon)

Publications

2025 Publications

Artificial Intelligence Impact on the Global Job Market (2025–2030)

Published: December 2025
Type: Research Report / Meta-Analysis

A comprehensive analysis synthesizing 70+ authoritative sources examining AI’s projected impact on global employment through 2030.

Key Findings:

• AI will displace approximately 92 million jobs while creating 170 million new roles (net +78 million globally)
• Routine cognitive tasks face 60-90% automation exposure
• Manual and interpersonal roles remain relatively protected
• 2025-2027 represents a critical policy window for workforce adaptation

License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Read the full publication →

Financial Statement

Fiscal Year 2025

In accordance with our statute (§ 10.4), the Foundation’s fiscal year follows the calendar year. As the Foundation was registered on August 27, 2025, this report covers the period from registration through December 31, 2025.

Income Statement

Balance Sheet (as of December 31, 2025)

Financial Notes

1. Unpaid Activities: All Foundation activities in 2025 were conducted as unpaid public benefit activities. No fees were charged for services.

2. Volunteer Leadership: The President of the Board serves without remuneration, in accordance with statute § 12.1. No employment contracts or civil law contracts exist with board members.

3. No Paid Staff: The Foundation operated entirely through volunteer efforts in 2025.

4. Expense Categories:

   • 100% of expenses were administrative costs necessary for establishing and operating the Foundation
   • No program expenses were incurred as projects remain in planning phase

5. Currency: All amounts in Polish Złoty (PLN). Foreign currency transactions converted at transaction date exchange rates.

6. Accounting Basis: Financial statements prepared in accordance with the Polish Accounting Act.

Looking Ahead

Plans for 2026

While this report focuses on 2025 activities, the Foundation has identified the following priorities for the coming year:

1. Project Development — Advance Congruence Hugo Theme and OpenDashCam from planning to active development
2. Research Expansion — Publish additional research on technology’s social impact
3. Community Building — Establish partnerships with academic and non-profit organizations
4. Sustainability — Develop funding strategies to support expanded activities

Governance

Management Board

The Foundation is governed by a single-member Management Board as specified in the statute.

President of the Board: Andrei Belashou (Founder)

The President serves without remuneration and is responsible for:

• Managing current activities
• Achieving statutory objectives
• Preparing work plans and budgets
• Managing Foundation assets
• Preparing annual reports

Supervisory Oversight

The Foundation operates under the supervision of:

• Minister responsible for Science and Higher Education
• President of the City of Poznań

Conclusion

The Congruence Foundation’s first year was dedicated to establishing the organizational, legal, and technical infrastructure necessary to pursue our mission. While our activities and financial resources were limited, we successfully:

• Completed legal registration and established governance
• Launched our digital presence with accessibility compliance
• Published our first major research report
• Initiated planning for two open-source projects

We remain committed to our mission of converging technology with humanity and look forward to expanding our impact in 2026.

This report was prepared in accordance with Polish law requirements for foundation reporting. For questions or additional information, please contact us.

Published: December 31, 2025