The International Center for Research on Women is a non-profit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., United States, with a regional office in New Delhi, India.
Financial Statistics
Total Assets
Total Revenue
Total Expenses Year Total Assets Total Revenue Total Expenses Filing 2024 $9,029,421 $6,182,285 $6,363,290 View 2023 $9,241,570 $11,250,549 $10,829,695 View 2022 $8,096,483 $10,814,543 $12,193,721 View 2021 $9,729,169 $9,479,152 $10,619,620 View 2020 $11,425,148 $12,089,564 $10,610,645 View
Prior year filings: 2015 , 2014 , 2013 , 2012 , 2011
Revenue Detail
Expenses Detail Employee Compensation Highest Earning Employees Employee Title Total Compensation Chimaraoke Izugbara DIRECTOR, GLOBAL HEALTH, YOUTH & DEV $188,002 Ravi Verma DIRECTOR, ICRW ASIA $178,990 Felicia Appenteng VP OF GENDER CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE, $146,416 Jessica Ogden GLOBAL DIRECTOR, RESEARCH IMPACT $130,075 Anne McPherson VP OF COMMUNICATION $129,047 Etleva Goxhaj ASSOCIATE DIR OF FINANCE & ADMIN $121,974 Ann Warner INTERIM CEO $62,345
More + Less – Grant Activity Grants Received Grants Given
All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:
Total Grant Value: $92,043,202 Number of Grants: 413 Number of Funders: 110 Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:
Amount Year Funder Subject $3,500,000 2023 Gates Foundation to advance policies, strengthen networks, and improve resources related to women's economic empowerment and Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG5) more broadly $2,109,893 2023 Gates Foundation To generate data and evidence on the early roll out and adoption of DMPA-SC: (Subcutaneous depot medroxyprogesterone acetate) and Hormonal Implants in the public and private sectors in the key states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. $2,014,652 2022 Gates Foundation to support work to advance key gender equality programs and policies, as well as accountability for gender commitments made through GEF and other platforms $1,864,950 2020 Gates Foundation to establish a central global hub to elevate evidence on women’s economic empowerment into policy action and increased funding with major global forums, institutions, and donor countries $1,847,625 2020 Gates Foundation to deepen policy analysis and advocacy in support of Generation Equality Forum commitments $1,216,667 2024 Gates Foundation EMPOWER WOMEN AND GIRLS; GLOBAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS; PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ANALYSIS $1,000,000 2023 The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT $999,936 2020 Gates Foundation to inform stronger family planning initiatives in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar $961,604 2024 Mastercard Foundation YOUTH LEARNING $956,024 2023 Mastercard Foundation Youth Learning $913,039 2020 Gates Foundation to undertake research on the impact of COVID policies on women workers in the informal sector to inform gender-responsive policies and strategies to empower women to recover and rebuild their livelihoods $900,000 2021 Oak Foundation To build evidence on child sexual abuse prevention measures in Uganda and Tanzania through technical and learning support to implementing partners. ICRW will provide technical and learning support to two of Prevent CSAP’s partners in Uganda and Tanzania to build learning and evidence on what works to prevent child sexual abuse, and communicate it widely. $800,000 2024 Conrad N. Hilton Foundation to support learning and evaluation of a multi-country grant in Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique that aims to enable adolescent and young mothers and their young children to thrive $710,000 2023 The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation FOR SUPPORT OF SOCIAL PROTECTION RESEARCH AND EVIDENCE USE IN UGANDA AND KENYA $700,000 2024 The Ford Foundation To lead a research and learning initiative on effective programming for ensuring economic and social empowerment of women informal economy workers $600,000 2021 Gates Foundation to build a community of practice for research and learning on women's work and WEE in Kenya $550,000 2024 Gates Foundation EMPOWER WOMEN AND GIRLS; FAMILY PLANNING $550,000 2022 Fondation Chanel Inc $500,000 2023 The Rockefeller Foundation Grant In support of an applied research study to evaluate the carbon and income effects of large-scale women led climate programs in Asia and Africa. $403,000 2023 Donor Advised Charitable Giving, Inc. INTERNATIONAL, FOREIGN AFFAIRS $376,000 2021 Donor Advised Charitable Giving, Inc. INTERNATIONAL, FOREIGN AFFAIRS $361,000 2020 Donor Advised Charitable Giving, Inc. International, foreign affairs $306,250 2024 Donor Advised Charitable Giving, Inc. INTERNATIONAL, FOREIGN AFFAIRS $301,875 2021 The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation PROJECT SUPPORT $300,686 2020 The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation Project support
More + Less – All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:
Total Grant Value: $3,525,133 Number of Grants: 67 Number of Recipients: 14 Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:
Amount Year Funder Subject $215,223 2020 Multiple South Asia Recipients Umang: empowering girls and ending child marriage in jharkhand, india ; gems in jharkhand: no girl left behind $197,590 2021 Multiple South Asia Recipients UMANG: EMPOWERING GIRLS AND ENDING CHILD MARRIAGE IN JHARKHAND, INDIA $173,169 2020 Multiple South Asia Recipients Testing up to four approaches on male engagement for spacing methods using evidence and literature analysis and human centered design $169,428 2021 Multiple South Asia Recipients UMANG: EMPOWERING GIRLS AND ENDING CHILD MARRIAGE IN JHARKHAND, INDIA ; GEMS IN JHARKHAND: NO GIRL LEFT BEHIND $136,481 2022 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients STRENGTHENING ABORTION RESEARCH CAPACITY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (STARS) MALI PILOT PROJECT $133,362 2020 Multiple South Asia Recipients Umang: empowering girls and ending child marriage in jharkhand, india ; gems in jharkhand: no girl left behind $122,480 2024 Multiple South Asia Recipients EMPOWERING GIRLS TO END CHILD MARRIAGE $99,965 2021 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients STRENGTHENING ABORTION RESEARCH CAPACITY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (STARS) MALI PILOT PROJECT $95,836 2022 Multiple South Asia Recipients UMANG: EMPOWERING GIRLS AND ENDING CHILD MARRIAGE IN JHARKHAND, INDIA $80,727 2024 Multiple South Asia Recipients ITERATIVE LEARNING GRANT $75,390 2022 Multiple South Asia Recipients UMANG: EMPOWERING GIRLS AND ENDING CHILD MARRIAGE IN JHARKHAND, INDIA $70,448 2020 Multiple North America Recipients Measuring the impact of gender equality innovations for transformative youth agricultural livelihoods project in ntoroko and kasese in western uganda $70,318 2021 Multiple South Asia Recipients GEMS FOR BOYS PROGRAM $69,183 2020 Multiple South Asia Recipients Gems for boys program $64,834 2021 Multiple South Asia Recipients GEMS FOR BOYS PROGRAM $63,017 2020 Multiple South Asia Recipients Gems for boys program $62,511 2022 Multiple South Asia Recipients GEMS IN JHARKHAND: NO GIRL LEFT BEHIND $60,065 2020 Networks of Change Inc Promoting best practices in the state response to gender-based violence $57,098 2020 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients Strengthening abortion research capacity in sub-saharan africa (stars) mali pilot project $50,470 2022 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients GLOBAL WEE/WECS ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATION HUB – STEERING COMMITTEE $50,224 2020 Multiple South Asia Recipients Gems for boys program $45,473 2024 Multiple South Asia Recipients CLIMATE ACTION $42,559 2022 Multiple South Asia Recipients GEMS IN JHARKHAND: NO GIRL LEFT BEHIND $42,500 2022 Multiple South Asia Recipients GLOBAL WEE/WECS ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATION HUB – STEERING COMMITTEE $42,500 2022 Multiple Sub-Saharan Africa Recipients GLOBAL WEE/WECS ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATION HUB – STEERING COMMITTEE
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