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Nuclear Threat Initiative
$1,000,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 2 years)
Washington, D.C. – In support of general operations (over two years). More
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Nonproliferation Policy Education Center
$400,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 2 years)
Arlington, Virginia – To support a policy research project titled, Nuclear Power Development We Can Live With: What International Security Requires (over two years). More
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Dalpino, Catharin
$10,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 1 year)
Washington, D.C. – In support of blogging to advance the field of Asian security studies. More
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Roul, Animesh
$10,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 1 year)
New Delhi, India – In support of blogging to advance the field of Asian security studies. More
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Tides Center Connect U.S. Fund
$50,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 1 year)
Washington, D.C. – To strengthen collaboration among NGOs on nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament. More
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University of Sydney Centre for International Security Studies
$400,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 2 years)
Sydney, Australia – To research relationships between food security and conflict in the Asia-Pacific (over two years). More
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Tides Center
$150,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 1 year)
San Francisco, California – To support a NGO-Summit on Nuclear Security, to be held in Washington D.C.. More
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Social Science Research Council
$172,000Active Strategy2010 (Duration 1 year)
Brooklyn, New York – To support Track II dialogue with North Korea. More
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