Open Philanthropy is a philanthropic funder and advisor that partners with leading donors to help them increase their impact.
Open Philanthropy is a philanthropic funder and advisor that partners with leading donors to help them increase their impact.
School-based deworming in Ethiopia, conducted in 2016 as part of The END Fund's deworming program.
Target Malaria’s insectary and laboratory at Polo d’Innovazione di Genomica Genetica e Biologia in Terni, Italy.
Supporters of End the Cage Age, a European Citizens' Initiative led by Compassion in World Farming, advocating for the end of caged farming in Europe.
Open Philanthropy started with the question:
How can we accomplish as much good as possible with our giving?
Our mission is to help others as much as we can with the resources available to us.
So far, we’ve concentrated on selecting focus areas in two broad categories:
Global Health and Wellbeing and Global Catastrophic Risks.
Our main funders are Cari Tuna and Dustin Moskovitz.
In March, we launched our new Abundance and Growth Fund, which will spend at least $120 million over the next three years to accelerate economic growth and boost scientific and technological progress while lowering the cost of living.
Smoking is responsible for over eight million deaths every year, and tobacco control remains a relatively neglected issue. This report investigates strategies for reducing the smoking rate, with a focus on tobacco taxation.
Open Philanthropy CEO Alexander Berger and USAID Administrator Samantha Power co-wrote a Washington Post op-ed about the launch of the Partnership for a Lead-Free Future.
The Lead Exposure Action Fund (LEAF) aims to accelerate progress toward a world free of lead exposure. With support from a group of donor partners, LEAF has roughly doubled global philanthropic funding for this devastating health issue.
The Abundance and Growth Fund will spend at least $120 million through 2027 to accelerate economic growth, boost scientific and technological progress, and lower the cost of living. Supporters include Good Ventures, Patrick Collison, and other private funders.
In partnership with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Open Philanthropy supported the launch of a new model for scholarly communication: “pop-up journals”, which curate and synthesize evidence around important questions in economics.
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