Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) works to prevent malaria-caused deaths and illness by distributing long-lasting insecticide-treated mosquito nets in at-risk, low-income communities. The organisation also consistently monitors its impact through surveys and case rate data.
The Clean Air Task Force (CATF) is an international nonprofit that promotes technical and policy change for the climate. CATF values pragmatism and believes all promising options should be explored to prevent catastrophic climate change.
The Top Charities Fund supports the highest-priority funding needs among GiveWell’s top charities, which are evidence-backed, high-impact, and highly cost-effective opportunities to save and improve the lives of people living in low- and lower-middle-income countries.
The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security (CHS) conducts independent research and analysis aimed at preventing and responding to public health crises.
Malaria Consortium's seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) programme distributes preventative antimalarial drugs to young children during times of peak malaria transmission.
Nuclear Threat Initiative's programme on biological risk helps create a better future by reducing the risks of and preparing for potentially catastrophic natural and engineered pandemics.
SoGive helps mid-level and major donors find the most cost-effective giving opportunities for the causes that matter to them. SoGive works with donors to clarify their values and moral priorities. Then, they combine cost-effectiveness analysis with a holistic evaluation of charities’ strategies to ensure that every gift makes a world-class impact.
Plenty of evaluators will give donors their top recommendations, but these recommendations are based on the evaluators’ subjective assumptions about moral weights and giving strategy. SoGive works with donors to make personalized recommendations, thus diversifying the strategies used to allocate funding to effective opportunities. SoGive helps donors’ unique voices and interests make a difference.
SoGive asks charities crucial questions about their impact, strategy, and decision-making, often uncovering important information about nuanced aspects of a charity’s work. And although SoGive’s research is donor-driven, SoGive publishes their most community-relevant findings on the EA Forum, so all effective donors can increase their impact.
SoGive’s research is funded entirely by generous donors. If you’ve found their work helpful and want to support them or commission a piece of research, please contact Spencer R. Ericson.
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