International Institute for Environment and Development

The IIED is a nonprofit organization that produces research regarding economic growth in developing countries and environmental protection.

At-A-Glance

Location: United Kingdom, View on map
Tax ID: 98-0099973
Most Recent Filing: 2024
Budget (2024): Assets: $17,725,000 Revenue: $32,887,500 Expenses: $32,887,774

The IIED is a nonprofit organization that produces research regarding economic growth in developing countries and environmental protection.

Financial Statistics

Total Assets

Total Revenue

Total Expenses

YearTotal AssetsTotal RevenueTotal ExpensesFiling
2024 $17,725,000 $32,887,500 $32,887,774 View
2023 $11,387,543 $25,988,792 $25,938,764 View
2022 $10,147,229 $25,663,675 $26,172,215 View
2021 $16,506,508 $32,822,800 $33,013,360 View
2020 $10,168,172 $23,640,480 $23,851,009 View
2019 $11,140,102 $27,181,517 $26,797,484 View

Prior year filings: 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011

Revenue Detail

Expenses Detail

Employee Compensation

Highest Earning Employees

EmployeeTitleTotal Compensation
Tom MitchellEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR$159,764
David GateshillDIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND OPERATIONS$121,420
Nike Akerele-De SouzaCHIEF OPERATING OFFICER$112,418
James MayersDIRECTOR OF NATURAL RESOURCES$100,993
Nicole WalshCOMPANY SECRETARY$64,367

Grant Activity

All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:

  • Total Grant Value: $72,616,998
  • Number of Grants: 122
  • Number of Funders: 24

Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:

AmountYearFunderSubject
$1,800,0002022 Gates Foundationto support the work of the Least Developed Countries Group (LDC) of Negotiators to advance the priorities of developing countries in climate negotiations
$500,0002022 Foundation to Promote Open SocietyTo provide general support
$400,0002024 Gates FoundationAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
$330,0002020 Wellspring Philanthropic FundProtecting women's livelihoods through gender-equitable land governance in sub-saharan africa
$250,0002022 Wellspring Philanthropic FundPROMOTING A GENDER-JUST ECONOMY THROUGH STRONGER RIGHTS TO LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES FOR WOMEN
$250,0002021 The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR A CLIMATE FINANCE ACCESS CONSORTIUM AND CLIMATE DELEGATE TRAINING FOR COP26 AND BEYOND
$250,0002021 Oak FoundationTo define a new social contract that will enable a fair, green, and systemic economic transition and recovery globally. This will be achieved by convening an alliance between climate, environment, and equality champions at global, regional, and national levels. The Green Economy Coalition is a civil society movement for green and fair economies, seeking to inspire the supply of policies and institutions and strengthen movements for a fairer, more sustainable world, using evidence, action, and influence in partnership with others.
$244,5692022 The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR A CLIMATE FINANCE ACCESS CONSORTIUM AND LOCALLY LED CLIMATE ACTION
$235,0002024 The Schmidt Family FoundationProtecting human rights in Africa
$200,0002024 Gates FoundationAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
$200,0002024 The Ford FoundationFor resisting mining in Southern Peru: The Role of Biocultural Territories and Agrobiodiversity Zones
$180,0002021 Arcus FoundationEighteen months of support for a project to help reconcile conservation and development, build an effective conservation movement, and conserve biodiversity in Cameroon, including in the Dja Reserve, home to threatened western lowland gorillas and chimpanzees.
$175,0002023 Gates Foundationto bring Climate and Development Ministers together to advance the priorities of developing countries at COP28 and beyond
$165,9802022 Arcus FoundationSupport for a small grants initiative of the Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (PCLG) for great ape conservation that will empower locally-led action to tackle biodiversity loss.
$150,0002022 The Schmidt Family FoundationProtecting human rights in Africa
$150,0002020 The Schmidt Family FoundationAdvancing sustainable agriculture in Africa
$140,0002023 The Schmidt Family FoundationProtecting human rights in Africa
$125,0002022 Foundation to Promote Open SocietyTo support the development of a community data platform in Jordan that advances refugees' advocacy goals
$100,0002024 Arcus FoundationSupport for the SAPA-SAGE toolkit development and it’s scaling up, which includes the final revision and dissemination of the tool that will be used to assess the management systems of protected areas.
$100,0002023 Climate Justice Resilience FundSupport for IIED's Community Based Adaptation Conference series
$100,0002020 Arcus FoundationOne year of funding for a pilot program aimed at increasing participation of local communities in conservation efforts, to promote fair sharing of benefits, good governance, and equity in conservation policy and practice.
$99,9642021 Arcus FoundationOne year of funding to develop a methodology for ape conservationists that shows the impact of ape conservation on human well-being, community resilience, and attitudes toward great apes and gibbons.
$20,0002024 McKnight FoundationFor production of communications outputs and activities for the International Network of Mountain Indigenous Peoples' workshop exchange in Potato Park in Peru, including a joint Declaration and workshop report
$15,0002023 Climate Justice Resilience FundCOP events grant

All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:

  • Total Grant Value: $30,324,616
  • Number of Grants: 492
  • Number of Recipients: 186

Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:

AmountYearFunderSubject
$850,6842023 NAMATICONTRIBUTION
$831,0512023 Columbia Law SchoolCONTRIBUTION
$776,8282021 Multiple CAMEROON Recipients
$682,0162022 Columbia CollegeCONTRIBUTION
$606,2112022 NAMATICONTRIBUTION
$484,1482022 Multiple CAMEROON RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$479,4642021 Multiple Kenya Recipients
$378,0812022 Multiple Netherlands RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$365,2902021 Columbia College Alumni AssociationCONTRIBUTION
$362,2592020 Multiple CAMEROON Recipients
$332,2492022 Multiple Great Britain RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$325,5502022 Multiple ZAMBIA RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$316,6952022 Multiple GHANA RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$277,4492022 Multiple Great Britain RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$276,3402020 Multiple United Kingdom Recipients
$272,9072020 Multiple Kenya Recipients
$248,8362021 Multiple Great Britain Recipients
$244,6702023 Multiple Tanzania RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$239,9912023 Multiple Great Britain RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$236,0022021 NAMATICONTRIBUTION
$229,7992021 Multiple ETHIOPIA Recipients
$229,7882022 Multiple Kenya RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$218,6012022 Multiple UGANDA RecipientsPROGRAMME WORK
$201,7802020 Anonymous Recipient
$196,7772021 Multiple REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Recipients