ICRIER, the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, is a renowned economic think tank in India. Established in 1981, its main objective is to provide policy advice to effectively deal with external economic shocks. Over the years, ICRIER has become one of India's most well-known and respected independent policy research organizations, offering credible and constructive ideas to accelerate the country's inclusive development.

ICRIER conducts research in five key areas: Growth, Employment and Macroeconomics (GEM), Trade, Investment and External Relations (TIER), Agriculture Policy, Sustainability and Innovation (APSI), Digital Economy, Start-ups and Innovation (DESI), and Climate Change, Urbanization, and Sustainability (CCUS). Through its extensive research, ICRIER aims to bridge the gap between the academic world and the policy arena. The organization organizes workshops, seminars, and conferences to disseminate research findings and foster discussions among academicians, policymakers, industry representatives, and media.

ICRIER also invites renowned scholars and policymakers from around the world to deliver public lectures and seminars on crucial economic themes. With a strong focus on linking India with the world, ICRIER is a trusted source of policy advice for governments, corporates, multilaterals, and foundations. Its Board of Governors consists of leading academicians, policymakers, and private sector representatives.

The chairperson of ICRIER is Mr. Pramod Bhasin, and the Director & Chief Executive is Dr. Deepak Mishra.

ICRIER has two office locations in Delhi: one at the institutional complex of India Habitat Centre and another at the Institutional Area, Sector 6, Pushp Vihar