Organisation·Founded 2018·Geneva, Switzerland
“INHR is a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to improving access to the United Nations and enhancing the effectiveness of small and mid-sized states and NGOs.”In its own words: inhr.org
Governance & policyBiosecurity

Nonprofit that helps smaller states and NGOs engage with the UN, running track-II dialogues with US and Chinese experts on AI and biosecurity risk and on frontier AI risk.

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Received $833k from 2 funders

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Led by Eric Richardson (Founding President)Checked 25 Oct 2026

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6 grants totalling $833k, newest first.

2026 2 grants · $316k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
May 2026Founders Pledge$300kSocialising gene synthesis screening and biotech safety standards in China source
Jan 2026Founders Pledge$16kPresenting AI-bio risk recommendations at the AI Impact Summit in India source
2025 2 grants · $350k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Feb 2025Founders Pledge$200kUS-China-international dialogues on AI-bio and advanced AI catastrophic risks source
2025Future of Life Institute$150kU.S.-China-EU AI Safety Dialogue project. — Multistakeholder Engagement for Safe and Prosperous AI Grants source
2024 1 grant · $40k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Aug 2024Founders Pledge$40kREAIM 2024 policy work and AI catastrophic-risk dialogues with China source
2023 1 grant · $127k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Dec 2023Founders Pledge$127kUS-China diplomatic dialogues on AI incl. the AI-bio nexus (not paid in USD; Founders Pledge's converted reference value) source