Malaria Consortium: 42,470 cases of malaria prevented, with an estimate of 59 deaths averted.
Helen Keller International: 297,322 vitamin delivered, with an estimate of 74 deaths averted.
Against Malaria Foundation: 59,464 nets provided, with an estimate of 54 deaths averted.
Part B
The charity I would give $1,000 to is Helen Keller International because it is the most cost-effective. It enables a large amount of vitamins to be provided for little expenses, and this economic stability enables the actions undertaken by this charity to last over time. So I believe that Helen Keller International is not only the most effective instantly, but also the one that can last over time, since it requires less donations than the others for more impactful results.
Part C
I would probably focus on human rights, in particular humanitarian law and examine which intervention methods are the most cost-effective in case of war and armed conflicts.
Part A
Malaria Consortium: 42,470 cases of malaria prevented, with an estimate of 59 deaths averted.
Helen Keller International: 297,322 vitamin delivered, with an estimate of 74 deaths averted.
Against Malaria Foundation: 59,464 nets provided, with an estimate of 54 deaths averted.
Part B
The charity I would give $1,000 to is Helen Keller International because it is the most cost-effective. It enables a large amount of vitamins to be provided for little expenses, and this economic stability enables the actions undertaken by this charity to last over time. So I believe that Helen Keller International is not only the most effective instantly, but also the one that can last over time, since it requires less donations than the others for more impactful results.
Part C
I would probably focus on human rights, in particular humanitarian law and examine which intervention methods are the most cost-effective in case of war and armed conflicts.