WRI Europe
WRI Europe works with the European Commission, national governments, companies and civil society organizations to support Europe in its global leadership on climate, development and environment, and to inform the continent’s contribution to the global recovery to COVID-19.
WRI Europe’s regional office is in The Hague. There is also a large presence in London.


WRI’s growing footprint in Europe amplifies the Institute’s global impact by drawing on the continent’s global intellectual, leadership and financing role in development and environmental issues.
Staff are deeply involved in WRI’s programmatic work on core issues such as water, business, cities, climate, energy, food, forests and the ocean. We work closely with partners on natural resources and security, notably through the Water, Peace and Security initiative. Our office in The Hague is home to the Partnership for the Acceleration of the Circular Economy (PACE), a public-private collaboration platform advancing the transition to a global circular economy. Our staff also play key roles in core functions, including fundraising and communications.
Resources:
- Click here for WRI’s mission and goals statement
- Click here for WRI’s strategic plan
- Click here to access WRI’s current and previous annual reports
- Click here for WRI Europe's Stichting Policy plan
- Tax RSIN number: 856088481
Members of the WRI Europe Stichting Board of Directors are: Ms. Stientje van Veldhoven; Ms. Janet Ranganathan; Ms. Liz Cook; Ms. Becky Marshall
Locations
Featured Projects
Resilience and Adaptation Mainstreaming Program (RAMP)
RAMP builds the institutional capacity of vulnerable country governments to better manage climate change risks and access adaptation finance.
Part of EquityParklet İstanbul
Making Istanbul safer and more pedestrian-friendly with traffic-calming parklets.
Part of CitiesCycling for All in Turkey
Empowering cycling NGOs to better engage in policy- and decision-making through capacity development and mentoring.
Part of CitiesHigh Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy
Also known as the “Ocean Panel,” this unique initiative of 17 serving world leaders aims to build momentum toward a sustainable ocean economy.
Part of Ocean