To get a sense of the amount of funding we’re talking about: members of the Peace and Security Funders Group, which I’m pretty sure accounts for a majority of the funders in the area (including MacArthur), grant about $70M-$80M per year for nuclear issues. Macarthur has given a total of $124M in this area since 2014. So, their estimate that Macarthur represents 40-50% of the total funding in the area seems too high.
Im a bit disappointed my question here wasn’t answered. It would have been good to have a sense of what we could look at funding if someone wanted to cover some of the Marcarthur shortfall, without investing ~$40M per year into a space in which we don’t have deep expertise.
To get a sense of the amount of funding we’re talking about: members of the Peace and Security Funders Group, which I’m pretty sure accounts for a majority of the funders in the area (including MacArthur), grant about $70M-$80M per year for nuclear issues. Macarthur has given a total of $124M in this area since 2014. So, their estimate that Macarthur represents 40-50% of the total funding in the area seems too high.
Im a bit disappointed my question here wasn’t answered. It would have been good to have a sense of what we could look at funding if someone wanted to cover some of the Marcarthur shortfall, without investing ~$40M per year into a space in which we don’t have deep expertise.