I’m a bit confused by this. Presumably GiveWell doesn’t need that much money to function. Less Open Phil money probably won’t affect GiveWell, instead it will affect GiveWell’s recommended charities which will of course still receive money from other sources, in part due to GiveWell’s recommendation.
Ah right, I was conflating GiveWell’s operating costs (I assume not too high?) and their funding sent to other charities both as “GiveWell continuing to work on global poverty.” You’re right that they’ll still probably work on it and not collapse without OP, just they might send much less to other charities.
GiveWell seems pretty dependent on OP funding, s.t. it might have to change its work with significantly less OP money.
An update on GiveWell’s funding projections — EA Forum (effectivealtruism.org)
Open Philanthropy’s 2023-2025 funding of $300 million total for GiveWell’s recommendations — EA Forum (effectivealtruism.org)
I’m a bit confused by this. Presumably GiveWell doesn’t need that much money to function. Less Open Phil money probably won’t affect GiveWell, instead it will affect GiveWell’s recommended charities which will of course still receive money from other sources, in part due to GiveWell’s recommendation.
Ah right, I was conflating GiveWell’s operating costs (I assume not too high?) and their funding sent to other charities both as “GiveWell continuing to work on global poverty.” You’re right that they’ll still probably work on it and not collapse without OP, just they might send much less to other charities.