I think it would follow from this and your radical uncertainty with regard to non long term interventions that you would want to include these donations as positively impactful.
I accounted for donations going to the area of “creating a better future” which were tagged as “multiple cause areas”. GWWC tagged 11 % going to creating a better future, but I assumed 13.3 % (= 11/(65 + 7 + 11) = “tagged as creating a better future”/(“tagged as improving human welfare” + “tagged as improving animal welfare” + “tagged as creating a better future”)) went to creating a better future. This may not be accurate if the donations going to “multiple cause areas” are disproportionally going to “creating a better future”, so I take the point that it would be better to explicitly analyse where the donations in the bucket of “multiple cause areas” are going to.
I think it would follow from this and your radical uncertainty with regard to non long term interventions that you would want to include these donations as positively impactful.
I accounted for donations going to the area of “creating a better future” which were tagged as “multiple cause areas”. GWWC tagged 11 % going to creating a better future, but I assumed 13.3 % (= 11/(65 + 7 + 11) = “tagged as creating a better future”/(“tagged as improving human welfare” + “tagged as improving animal welfare” + “tagged as creating a better future”)) went to creating a better future. This may not be accurate if the donations going to “multiple cause areas” are disproportionally going to “creating a better future”, so I take the point that it would be better to explicitly analyse where the donations in the bucket of “multiple cause areas” are going to.