50 Nonprofit Organizations Implementing Social R&D
Selected for Forbes JAPAN's Social R&D list.
We support young people in disengaging and reintegrating into society, alongside reconciliation support and humanitarian assistance. Our results reflect the efforts of many people across conflict-affected countries and regions.
For someone leaving an armed group, the path forward can involve a safe way out, education, counseling, a chance to earn a living, and acceptance by their community. Our programs bring these elements together over time. Explore our approach
One Young World reported a 32:1 social return on investment for Accept International. This is an assessed estimate of social value, rather than a promise about the result of an individual donation.
View the assessmentSocial value estimated for every $1 invested in the assessed work. Source: One Young World ↗
Awards, selections and media coverage of Accept International's work and its founder.
Selected for Forbes JAPAN's Social R&D list.
Recommended by Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology for the 2025 prize.
International Activities category; also received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award.
Selected by Forbes JAPAN.
Peace and Human Rights category.
Encouragement Award.
Recognized by the Social Contribution Foundation of Japan.
Peace Award, jointly organized by the King of Bahrain and UNDP.
RPA Model selected in the Peace and Security category.
Also received the Encouragement Award from Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Features our work supporting reintegration in Indonesia.
Features our work in Colombia and Palestine.
Certified by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government; a status held by only about 2.7% of Japan’s NGOs.
Our U.S. affiliate, Accept International USA, holds 501(c)(3) status.
Granted by the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2021.