Support IPRS
Fund evidence for better policy.
IPRS is an independent, non-profit policy research institute. Your contribution keeps our research rigorous, our campaigns in the field and our doors open to students and young researchers — without depending on any single interest.
Where your support goes
Every rupee goes into the work.
Donations fund the day-to-day work of the Institute — from fieldwork and data to publishing and outreach.
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Independent research
Fieldwork, data collection and analysis behind our policy briefs and reports, written to be used by decision-makers.
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Public campaigns
Campaigns that carry issues to the public — such as our work on urban flood resilience and Green Minds, Greener Tomorrow in schools.
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Students & young researchers
Training, internships and mentoring that bring students and early-career researchers into serious policy work.
Ways to give
Give online, by bank transfer or UPI.
Pay securely online through Razorpay, transfer directly to the Institute’s current account, or scan the QR code with any UPI app — BHIM, Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm or your bank’s app.
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Bank transfer
NEFT, RTGS or IMPS to the account below.
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UPI / QR code
Scan with any UPI app to pay the Institute directly.
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Pay online — cards, net banking, UPI & wallets
Donate securely through Razorpay using any debit or credit card, net banking, UPI or wallet. Choose a suggested amount or enter your own; a payment receipt is sent to your email. By donating you agree to our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Refund & Cancellation Policy.
After you donate
Tell us, and we’ll acknowledge it.
Get your receipt
Email iprs.global@gmail.com with:
- Your full name and postal address
- Amount, date and the UPI / bank transaction reference
- Your PAN, if you need it on the receipt
About the Institute
At present we accept donations only from Indian citizens and residents, in Indian rupees.
Other ways to help
Give your time, not just funds.
Partner with us on research, volunteer at our programmes or become a member of the Institute. Questions about giving? Write to us.