We’re limiting ourselves to a fraction of GWWC’s funding. At the moment, that’s in the region of 70%, but GWWC and OP are aligned that we expect to dial it down substantially over time, both to enable a more diverse funding base for GWWC and to free up programmatic budget for other organizations.
Fwiw I disagree that OP’s bar is 2x the cost-effectiveness of GiveWell’s top charities in practice. In my view (not an official OP position or anything) differences in modeled cost-effectiveness between GW and OP’s bar are indistinguishable from noise.
We’re limiting ourselves to a fraction of GWWC’s funding. At the moment, that’s in the region of 70%, but GWWC and OP are aligned that we expect to dial it down substantially over time, both to enable a more diverse funding base for GWWC and to free up programmatic budget for other organizations.
Fwiw I disagree that OP’s bar is 2x the cost-effectiveness of GiveWell’s top charities in practice. In my view (not an official OP position or anything) differences in modeled cost-effectiveness between GW and OP’s bar are indistinguishable from noise.
Thanks, James! Strongly upvoted for the transparency and willingness to share views which differ from OP’s official position.