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The World Resources Institute is a non-profit organization conducting global research to address environmental challenges. It focuses on climate change, forestry, and water resources utilizing data analysis to inform policy decisions. The institute’s work supports governments, businesses, and civil society groups seeking solutions for sustainable resource management and mitigating the impacts of a changing planet.

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What does the World Resources Institute actually research?

The World Resources Institute is a nonprofit research organization founded in 1982 and headquartered in Washington, D.C. Its work covers climate, energy, food, forests, water, cities, and sustainable economics.

What are WRI tools people use directly?

WRI is behind data platforms such as Global Forest Watch, Aqueduct, and Climate Watch. These tools are used by governments, journalists, companies, and researchers who need environmental data rather than slogans.

Is WRI an activist group or a policy research institute?

WRI is best understood as a research and policy institute, not a protest organization. It publishes analysis, datasets, and policy recommendations aimed at governments, businesses, and civil society.

Who leads the World Resources Institute?

Ani Dasgupta became president and CEO of WRI in 2021. The organization was founded by James Gustave Speth with early support from the MacArthur Foundation.

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