Grantmaking public charityEIN 521497470
CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
ARLINGTON, VA 222023787
Total Assets
$647.5M
FY 2023
Annual Giving
$16.9M
FY 2023
Grants Made
53
FY 2023
Avg Grant
$319K
FY 2023
Grant Range
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Deadlines
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Programs & Activities
Program 1
$51.7MSee schedule ograntmaking division:ci's grantmaking division is made up of four programs:- critical ecosystem partnership fund (cepf): cepf is a global program that provides grants to nongovernmental organizations and private-sector partners to protect critical ecosystems. Cepf's grants are guided by regional investment strategies developed with stakeholders; target hotspots in developing and transitional countries; go directly to civil society groups to build this constituency for conservation; create strategic working alliances among diverse groups, combining unique capacities and eliminating duplication of efforts; and achieve results through an ever-expanding network of partners.- nature finance division (nfd): nfd develops financial mechanisms to support field-level conservation and ensure that economic benefits associated with conservation efforts go to local communities. Nfd creates alliances with large-scale donors and corporations to bolster entrepreneurship in conservation and create investable opportunities to protect nature. Nfd pioneers ways for local communities in developing countries to directly benefit from continuing to be responsible stewards of nature. - global environment facility (gef) agency: the ci-gef agency serves as an intermediary between the gef and ci's partners. The agency designs and implements a portfolio of projects to achieve global environmental benefits and support the needs of partner countries. It develops inclusive and country-driven projects to make efficient and effective use of gef resources, and to leverage opportunities that align with the agency's goals. - green climate fund (gcf) agency: ci's gcf agency works directly with project proponents, governments and partners to develop high-quality funding proposals and oversee implementation of gcf-funded projects. These projects promote a paradigm shift to low-emission and environment-resilient development. Ci-gcf ensures that these projects achieve positive outcomes while adhering to gcf policies and procedures.
Program 2
$38.6MSee schedule oglobal programs division:the global programs division comprises conservation international's technical teams. This division creates the enabling conditions, develops best practices and tools, and scales up solutions and approaches to support other divisions' work and to help meet conservation international's ambitious global goals. The division comprises four centers: the moore center for science, center for natural climate solutions, center for sustainable lands and waters, and global policy & government affairs.- the betty and gordon moore center for science:conservation requires science to determine where and how to protect nature. Through its betty and gordon moore center for science, ci produces and applies the science-based evidence and solutions to promote nature conservation and nature-based development. Ci is one of the few conservation organizations that has a global science team dedicated solely to advancing conservation science. - center for natural climate solutions:conservation international's center for natural climate solutions organizes and accelerates the organization's efforts to actualize the full potential of nature as an environmental solution. - center for sustainable lands and waters:conservation international's center for sustainable lands and waters organizes and accelerates the organization's efforts to promote nature-based development. - global policy & government affairs:conservation international's global policy & government affairs division engages governments and organizations worldwide to advance policies critical to our mission.
Program 3
$5.6MCommunications:ci's brand & communications division develops and shares the stories that illustrate how ci is protecting nature for the well-being of humanity. The division offers strategic editorial, media, design, video and marketing support to every ci program to drive brand awareness and help scale impact.
Program 4
$5.8MCenter for communities and conservation:conservation international's center for communities and conservation works to make conservation more inclusive and transparent by improving social and environmental governance to achieve more lasting conservation and human well-being outcomes.
Program 5
$478KFellowship program:conservation international's fellowship program provides opportunities for ci to work alongside exceptional individuals who bring in new, creative solutions to conservation challenges.
Program 6
$2.4MOther programs
Focus Areas
Financial Snapshot
2023 filing
Total Revenue
$271.2M
Total Expenses
$297.9M
Giving Over Time
7 years
Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.
Top Recipients
277 grants
Grant Size Distribution
277 grants
Geographic Focus
26 states
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