International Rivers, established in 1985, is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting rivers and advocating for the rights of the communities that depend on them. With a mission to amplify the voices of river-dependent populations globally, the organization focuses on critical issues such as human rights, indigenous rights, and environmental justice. International Rivers works across various regions, including Africa, Asia, and Latin America, engaging in campaigns that resist destructive projects and promote sustainable alternatives.

The organization conducts investigative research to inform policies and campaigns while empowering grassroots movements and civil society organizations. Their efforts have resulted in numerous victories, including stopping harmful river projects and redirecting funds toward ecological preservation. Key resources offered by International Rivers include publications on river protection and capacity-building tools aimed at enhancing community advocacy. Through collaboration with partners and supporters, International Rivers champions the cause of protecting vital freshwater ecosystems and ensuring that the rights of vulnerable communities are upheld.