This year has been an exceptional year for IEP, with organisational influence growing by approximately 100%, across many factors.

I would especially like to thank you for the support that you have given IEP throughout this last year. Without your support IEP would be ineffective, and like most pursuits in life, it is the relationships we build that develop meaning and impact our ability to be successful. Therefore, thank you.

Throughout 2022 IEP has experienced solid growth, and we now have over 5,000 ambassadors around the world. Our Positive Peace training and workshops continue to grow, with a doubling of the number of funded workshops, while research consulting revenues will increase by more than 100%.

We have trained 50,000 people through our peace academies, and our Future Trends briefing email is sent to over 35,000 people each week. On a similar note, worldwide media impressions have approached 20 billion over the last six months, up again by approximately 100%.

The expansion of our partnership portfolio has been especially pleasing, with new strategic relationships being struck, including the World Trade Organisation, UN Office of Counter Terrorism, World Vision, the Philippines government and the African Scout Association.

Once again, thank you for your support and I look forward to working together in 2023.

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Steve Killelea AM
Founder & Executive Chairman
Institute for Economics & Peace

Ecological threats, such as rapid population growth, water risk and food insecurity will be exacerbated by climate change, causing mass migration and conflict. Currently, 56% of the 228 countries and territories monitored by the ETR are facing extreme ecological threat.