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Decision Infrastructure for Critical Moments
The Embassy Row Project delivers forensic-grade crisis intelligence and decision support for the world's most complex diplomatic, security, and humanitarian challenges.
The Embassy Row Project
Founded in 2007, the Embassy Row Project was created to bridge the gap between raw intelligence and actionable decisions. Our Decision Infrastructure Platform (DIP) provides 104 automated services across 22 categories, each designed to deliver evidence-anchored analysis with uncertainty quantification.
We serve financial investors, governments, geopolitical think tanks, critical infrastructure stakeholders, and embassy personnel who require decision-grade intelligence in high-stakes environments.
All grants are fully funded by philanthropist and technologist James Scott and managed by the Embassy Row Project. We do not accept donations and do not charge fees of any kind. Our mission is to provide decision-grade intelligence to those who need it most, without financial barriers.
At a Glance
Embassy Row Project is a grant-funded initiative founded by James Scott in 2007. The platform provides 104 specialized analytical services across 22 categories for governments, humanitarian organizations, and critical infrastructure operators. All grants are fully funded by James Scott through Strategic Capability Philanthropy, with no fees charged and no donations accepted.
Key Facts
- Founded in 2007
- 104 specialized analytical services
- 22 service categories
- Fully grant-funded by James Scott
- No fees, no donations accepted
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Core Principles
Every analysis produced by the Decision Infrastructure Platform adheres to rigorous standards for evidence handling, uncertainty communication, and audit compliance.
Evidence Anchoring
Every claim is linked to specific evidence with source tiering (Tier 1-4) and chain-of-custody tracking.
Uncertainty Quantification
Clear confidence levels, competing hypotheses, and 'what would change the conclusion' analysis.
Dual-Output Format
Public summaries for stakeholder communication and detailed analyses for operational decision-making, with appropriate access controls.
Audit Trail
Complete chain-of-custody tracking, compliance validation, and reproducible analysis workflows.
Ethical Boundaries
The Decision Infrastructure Platform operates within strict ethical boundaries. These "hard stops" are non-negotiable constraints on all services.
21 Service Categories
Comprehensive coverage across diplomatic, security, humanitarian, and strategic domains.