The rest of the EAIF infrastructure (eg Jonas running everything, the CEA ops team handling ops logistics) – 7%
The grantee – 75%
This is for a typical grant where someone applies to the fund with a reasonably promising project on their own and the EAIF gives them some quick advice and feedback. For a case of strong active grantmaking, I might say something more like 8% / 30% / 12% / 50%.
This is based on the reasoning that we’re quite constrained by promising applications and have a lot of funding available.
I think my off-the-cuff numbers would be roughly similar as Jonas’s, but mostly I just feel like I don’t know how to think about this. I would probably need to spend 1 to 10 hours reviewing relevant theoretical concepts before being comfortable giving numbers that others might base decisions on.
Making up some random numbers:
The donors to the fund – 8%
The grantmakers – 10%
The rest of the EAIF infrastructure (eg Jonas running everything, the CEA ops team handling ops logistics) – 7%
The grantee – 75%
This is for a typical grant where someone applies to the fund with a reasonably promising project on their own and the EAIF gives them some quick advice and feedback. For a case of strong active grantmaking, I might say something more like 8% / 30% / 12% / 50%.
This is based on the reasoning that we’re quite constrained by promising applications and have a lot of funding available.
I think my off-the-cuff numbers would be roughly similar as Jonas’s, but mostly I just feel like I don’t know how to think about this. I would probably need to spend 1 to 10 hours reviewing relevant theoretical concepts before being comfortable giving numbers that others might base decisions on.
+1
Here’s another comment that goes into this a bit.