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Mathematical talent is universal; funding is not.
The next great mathematical breakthrough could come from anywhere—if talent is given the opportunity to thrive.
Help make a difference by supporting the next generation of mathematical talent through your donation to CDC programs supporting mathematics research and scholarships in developing countries.
You may choose to support a specific program of particular interest to you. Alternatively, unless otherwise indicated, your donation will be combined with those of other supporters to strengthen existing programs and help develop new initiatives where they are most needed
For information how you can donate please contact the CDC President and CDC Administrative Manager and cc-ing the IMU Accountant.
US Residents can donate via the FIMU website: https://www.friends-imu.org/contact/
CDC cooperates with several institutions and also receives support from various institutions and partners worldwide. We thank them very much for their support!
CDC and its programs received during 2022-2026 support from:
Past supporters include:
We also would like to thank the German Ministry of Education and Research and the Senate of the City of Berlin, Germany who fund the IMU Secretariat and staff located in Berlin, Germany.
The Simons Foundation supports research in mathematics and the basic sciences. They sponsor a range of programs that aim to promote a deeper understanding of our world.
http://www.simonsfoundation.org/mathematics-and-physical-science/
The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) supports scientific expertise in the developing world and encourage high-level research in the fields of physics and mathematics.
The International Centre for Pure and Applied Mathematics CIMPA promotes international cooperation in higher education and research in mathematics and their interactions, as well as related subjects, for the benefit of developing countries. Their action concentrates at the places where mathematics emerges and develops, and where a research project is possible.