Open Philanthropy recommended three grants totaling $506,982 to PoliPoli to support its advocacy for the government of Japan to increase aid levels for global health, as well as its work to incubate organizations and social policy entrepreneurs focused on global health aid.
This follows our January 2023 support and falls within our focus area of global aid policy.
Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of ¥23,500,000 (approximately $181,621 at the time of conversion) to PoliPoli to support its work on a program designed to engage young...
Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $200,000 to the Joep Lange Institute to support “Debt to Health” (D2H) advocacy. D2H aims to increase domestic health spending by converting...
Open Philanthropy recommended a contract of $105,767 with William & Mary to support AidData, a research lab at the college that seeks to make development finance more transparent...
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