International Institute For Applied Systems Analysis
AUSTRIA
Total revenue
$31.4M
Total expenses
$33.8M
Net assets
$7.6M
Grants received
—
EIN
980036445
Tax year
2024
Mission
International institute for applied systems analysis' (iiasa or the institute) mission is to provide insight and guidance to policymakers worldwide by finding solutions to global and universal problems through applied systems analysis in order to improve human and social well-being and to protect the environment.
Programs
3 programs
Systems science and co-creation for sustainable development (si, asa)the strategic initiatives program works closely with the iiasa regional and national member organizations to identify specific research interests and needs, and leverage the institute's multidisciplinary expertise to break new ground in systems research and applications while establishing and building strategic partnerships. The aim is to ensure that iiasa expertise is fully engaged with global issues and captures the full complexity of the challenges we face, while increasing the co-design of research with stakeholders.the advancing systems analysis program develops new systems and tools to infuse systems science into policy and decision making for sustainable development. It also endeavors to fill data gaps, such as those related to monitoring the sustainable development goals, by improved earth observation technologies, citizen science, and novel data sources.
Economics, equity, and justice for human well-being (popjus, ef)the population and just societies program focuses on gaining insights into current and future population sizes, structures, and distributions to advance equity, justice, and human well-being. The program's research activities have an inclusive, participatory approach, engaging with stakeholders around the world to facilitate the co-design of a just and equitable society that also takes into account the health of the planet.the economic frontiers program aspires to provide a comprehensive and rigorous framework for understanding the behavioral changes that are required to achieve social and environmental transformations and what policies and institutional reforms are needed to bring about the required incentives.
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Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
29 listed
UNIVPROFMAGDRWOLFGANG LUTZ
DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL (END 06/24)
$394K
40 hrs/wk
DR HANS SCHELLNHUBER
DIRECTOR GENERAL
$329K
40 hrs/wk
MAG CHRISTIANE POHN-HUFNAGL
CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER
$191K
40 hrs/wk
DR KAREN LIPS
DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL (BEG 7/24)
$115K
40 hrs/wk
DR PRADEEP SRIVASTAVA
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
DR ALI MOHAMMAD SOLTANI
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
PROF ITAI SENED
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
PROF DR KAZUHIKO TAKEMOTO
COUNCIL MEMBER/CHAIR (AS OF 01/24)
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4 hrs/wk
DR KIL-CHOO MOON
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
DR EVA FALLETH
COUNCIL MEMBER (AS OF 01/24)
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4 hrs/wk
PROF VLADISLAV PANCHENKO
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
PROF DR LUBICA LACINOVA
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
DR SEPO HACHIGONTA
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
PROF DR HELGA WEISZ
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
PROF OLENA BORODINA
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
DR SARAH WEBB
COUNCIL MEMBER/VICE CHAIR
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4 hrs/wk
PROF DEBRA KNOPMAN
COUNCIL MEMBER/VICE CHAIR (BEG 1/24)
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4 hrs/wk
DR QUYNH LIEN LE
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
PROF OLLI VARIS
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
PROF DR MAHMOUD M SAKR
COUNCIL MEMBER (END 01/24)
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1 hrs/wk
PROF DR GINA EL-FEKY
COUNCIL MEMBER (AS OF 02/24)
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3 hrs/wk
PROF YUJIE LAN
COUNCIL MEMBER
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4 hrs/wk
PROF DR CHRISTIAN KOEBERL
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
DR JOHAN KUYLENSTIERNA
COUNCIL MEMBER
—
4 hrs/wk
DR KEYWAN RIAHI
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
$178K
40 hrs/wk
PETR HAVLIK PHD
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
$176K
40 hrs/wk
STEFFEN FRITZ
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
$163K
40 hrs/wk
DR ELENA ROVENSKAYA
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
$154K
40 hrs/wk
FABIAN WAGNER
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
$140K
40 hrs/wk
Independent contractors
HYDROPHIL GMBH
RESEARCH SERVICES