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effectivethesis.org

This article explores how improving both decision quality and value alignment in institutions can lead to better outcomes on issues like poverty, conflict, and global risk.

givinggreen.earth

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forum.effectivealtruism.org

The policy topic is very broad, covering any post about improving government policy (in developing and developed countries alike). Improving policy Governments are typically committed to the notion that their policies should be effective. This means that members of the effective altruist community can be in a good position to help governments reach their aims. Moreover, the fact that governments are very powerful, and control significant proportions of world GDP, suggests that helping policy-makers can be a high-value strategy. This strategy can be pursued either from the outside—by effective altruist organizations which advise policy-makers—or from the inside—by policy-makers who try to do the most good possible. Some of the highest-impact reforms affect people who are less able to advocate for their own interests, such as prisoners or migrants. Other policies, like macroeconomic policy and land use reform, have effects that are somewhat diffuse and non-obvious, which makes it difficult to assemble groups to lobby for change. The more mainstream focus areas of global poverty and health, animal welfare and existential risk could also be addressed using political advocacy. Further reading Bowerman, Niel (2014) Good policy ideas that won’t happen (yet), Effective Altruism Forum, September 14. A look at the viability of changing public policy on certain issues. Clough, Emily (2015) Effective altruism’s political blind spot, Boston Review, July 14. An example of one of the main criticisms of effective altruism: that it paid insufficient attention to political advocacy in the past. Farquhar, Sebastian (2016) Should EAs do policy?, Effective Altruism Global, August 5. A talk at EA Global 2016 with an overview of why policy work might be effective. Global Priorities Project (2015) New UK aid strategy – prioritising research and crisis response, Global Priorities Project, December 2. An example of effective altruist policy work. Karnofsky, Holden (2013) The track r

datasociety.net

Data & Society uncovers the power dynamics embedded in how health data are designed; used by individuals, communities, and institutions; and applied in care settings.

waag.org

Waag operates at the intersection of science, technology and the arts, focusing on technology as an instrument of social change, and guided by the values of fairness, openness and inclusivity.

vidhilegalpolicy.in

Impact Report 2021-22 FOREWORD FOOTPRINT IMPACT CYCLE IMPACT STORIES IMPACT AT HOME TEAM BOARD PATRONS Foreword 2021 started with the devastation of the second wave of Covid-19 with the Delta variant upending our lives. It ended with fears of the Omicron variant wreaking havoc, particularly severely for those who had been spared earlier. Living with […]

afghanistan-analysts.org

The Independent Election Commission (IEC) has overruled the demand by most of the presidential candidates to invalidate around 300,000 out of the 1.8 million votes (about 16 per cent) from the 28 September presidential election. Critics wanted these excluded before the IEC started auditing and recounting the votes from 8,255 ‘problematic’ polling stations. However, the […]

politica-china.org

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Entre la ville, l'habitat périurbain ou rural, où les niveaux de vie sont-ils les plus élevés ? Longtemps, la richesse des ville