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About IRG
IRG, an L-3 Communications company, is an international professional services firm that helps governments, the private sector, communities, and households manage critical resources to build a cleaner, safer, and more prosperous world. Since its inception in 1978, IRG has completed over 750 contracts in 140 countries, delivering high-quality, cost-effective services that promote positive economic growth, institutional and social change, and intelligent use of resources-human, physical, environmental, and financial.
IRG's international development staff includes world-renowned specialists who have pioneered many of the analytical techniques used in their fields. IRG's ability to provide management, economic, and technical advice is further enhanced by the diversity, cross-cultural experience, foreign language skills, and management capabilities of staff based in the Washington, DC headquarters, corporate and representational offices in India, and 30 project dedicated offices around the world.
IRG provides professional services in two main areas:
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General management and institutional strengthening services
to public and private sector clients in the United States and
around the world. |
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International development services to the US Agency for International Development, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank and others, governments, and organizations, including
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Staff
IRG's staff and consultants have the technical skills, education, language capabilities, and international experience to meet the complex needs of our clients. We are committed to providing the best technical and managerial staff and consultants in our key sectors and service areas.
Corporate Responsibility
IRG recognizes its own corporate and social responsibilities by
giving back to the communities in which it works through a small
grants program and operating the company in an environmentally sound
manner.
The new grants program, entitled the IRG Cultural Preservation
Fund, was announced at a mid-December 2003, 25th anniversary kick-off
event. Through these small grants, IRG is helping preserve another
threatened sector: a community's cultural legacy. Many of the countries
where IRG works are too poor to invest in this valuable resource
and IRG feels it can make a difference. The Fund has already provided
grants to secondary museums in Nepal and Peru. IRG expects to identify
more needy projects in the coming years.
To preserve resources at home, IRG implemented a corporate environmental management system (EMS) at its headquarters in Washington, DC. IRG is ISO 14001 Certified, the formal recognition of companies
that manage their operations to minimize the impact on the environment.
Plans are now underway to extend this system to offsite project
and regional offices around the world. IRG hopes this will inspire
other colleagues and organizations to pursue implementation of their
own EMS.
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