Asia and the Pacific

2016
2015
2014
2013
2012

Top Funders

Carnegie Corporation of New York: $14.2 M
National Endowment for Democracy: $3.7 M
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation: $2.1 M
Oak Foundation: $1.9 M
Charitable Foundation: $1.4 M
Cordaid: $1.1 M
American Jewish World Service: $899.4 K
Foundation to Promote Open Society: $781.1 K
Ford Foundation: $656.5 K
International Development Research Centre: $508.8 K
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: $500.0 K
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation: $400.0 K
U.S. Institute of Peace: $376.7 K
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation: $350.0 K
Mensen met een Missie: $324.2 K
Bernard and Sandra Otterman Foundation: $300.0 K
Bridgeway Foundation: $255.0 K
Ploughshares Fund: $225.0 K
Robert Bosch Stiftung: $216.5 K
Fund For Global Human Rights: $216.1 K
King Baudouin Foundation United States: $206.6 K
Tamalpais Trust: $200.0 K
KIOS Foundation: $176.2 K
Diana Davis Spencer Foundation: $150.0 K
Urgent Action Fund for Women's Human Rights: $126.4 K

Issue Focus

Nuclear Issues: $7.7 M
National Security, Foreign Policy, and Diplomacy: $6.7 M
General - Supporting Stable, Resilient Societies: $6.7 M
Democracy-building: $2.7 M
International Development: $2.5 M
Gender Equality: $2.4 M
Peacebuilding: $1.9 M
International and Regional Institutions: $1.6 M
Climate Security and Natural Resource Management: $1.3 M
Transitional Justice: $1.2 M
Conflict Resolution: $1.0 M
Accountability and Transparency: $884.8 K
Countering Violent Extremism and Counter-Terrorism: $817.1 K
Cybersecurity: $685.0 K
Migration: $669.0 K
Conflict and Atrocities Prevention: $322.5 K
Peace Negotiations: $299.0 K
Gender-based Violence: $239.6 K
General - Resolving Conflict and Building Peace: $229.2 K
General - Preventing & Mitigating Conflict: $37.0 K
Rule of Law and Institution-building: $27.0 K
Weapons: $2.0 K

Strategy Focus

Funding for General Support

5% $1,484,471 25 Grants = 8%

Sample Grants

American Jewish World Service
awarded a grant for $40,000 to Burma Partnership

To increase regional and international support for Burma's democracy and ethnic rights movement by lobbying regional actors and supporting local groups to strengthen their media outreach and advocacy efforts.
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
awarded a grant for $165,000 to Center for Strategic and International Studies

For a project to explore the United States' approach to its nuclear technical cooperation agreement with Korea.
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
awarded a grant for $200,000 to Atlantic Council of the United States

To assess Japan's future defense needs against the backdrop of Asia's evolving security dynamics.