Malaria Consortium

As of JulyAugust 2022, Malaria Consortium has received over $188 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,^[7] and over $3.1 million from Effective Altruism Funds.^[8][9]

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   Sanchez, Sebastian et al. (2021) Timeline of Malaria Consortium, Timelines Wiki.

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   GiveWell (2021) Malaria Consortium – Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention, GiveWell, November.

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   GiveWell (2022) Our top charities, GiveWell, July.

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   GiveWell (2022) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, July. 

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   GiveWell (2022) GiveWell directed grants to top charities with impact information (2020 onward), GiveWell, July.

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   The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.

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   Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants databasedatabase: Malaria Consortium, Open Philanthropy.

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   Global Health and Development Fund (2019) March 2019: Malaria Consortium, Effective Altruism Funds, March. 

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   Global Health and Development Fund (2021) February 2021: Global Health and Development Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, February.

Malaria Consortium's SMC program has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2016,^[1] and its cost-effectiveness is estimated to be in the same range as GiveWell's other priority programs.^[2] GiveWell estimates that SMC can protect a child from malaria at a cost of about $7, and that a donation to this program has an average cost-effectiveness of $5,000 per life saved.^[3][4][5] (The cost of protecting a child from malaria is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of people who receive protection would otherwise have died of malaria, and because of other factors.)^[6]4]

Malaria Consortium is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities".^[7]6]

As of July 2022, Malaria Consortium has received over $188 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,^[8]7] and over $3.1 million from Effective Altruism Funds.^[9]8][10]9]

1. ^{^}

   Sanchez, Sebastian et al. (2021) Timeline of Malaria Consortium, Timelines Wiki.

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   GiveWell (2021) Malaria Consortium – Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention, GiveWell, November.

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   GiveWell (2022) Our top charities, GiveWell, November.July.

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   GiveWell (2022) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, July. 

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   GiveWell (2022) GiveWell directed grants to top charities with impact information (2020 onward), GiveWell, July.

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   GiveWell (2021) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November.

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   The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.

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   Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.

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   Global Health and Development Fund (2019) March 2019: Malaria Consortium, Effective Altruism Funds, March. 

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    Global Health and Development Fund (2021) February 2021: Global Health and Development Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, February.

Malaria Consortium's SMC program has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2016,^[1] and its cost-effectiveness is estimated to be in the same range as GiveWell's other priority programs.^[2] GiveWell estimates that SMC can protect a child from malaria at a cost of about $7, and that a donation to this program has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500$5,000 per life saved.^[2][3][4][5] (The cost of protecting a child from malaria is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of people who receive protection would otherwise have died of malaria, and because of other factors.)^[5]6]

Malaria Consortium is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities".^[6]7]

As of July 2022, Malaria Consortium has received over $188 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,^[7]8] and over $3.1 million from Effective Altruism Funds.^[8]9][9]10]

1. ^{^}

   Sanchez, Sebastian et al. (2021) Timeline of Malaria Consortium, Timelines Wiki.

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   GiveWell (2021) Malaria Consortium – Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention, GiveWell, November.

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   GiveWell (2021)(2022) Our top charities, GiveWell, November.

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   GiveWell (2021)(2022) 2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 3How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, July 6.July. 

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   GiveWell (2022) GiveWell directed grants to top charities with impact information (2020 onward), GiveWell, July.

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   GiveWell (2021) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November.

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   The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.

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   Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.

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   Global Health and Development Fund (2019) March 2019: Malaria Consortium, Effective Altruism Funds, March. 

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    Global Health and Development Fund (2021) February 2021: Global Health and Development Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, February.

As of May 2022, Malaria Consortium has received over $172 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,^[6] and is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities".^[6]

As of July 2022, Malaria Consortium has received over $188 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,^[7] and over $3.1 million from Effective Altruism Funds.^[8][9]

1. ^{^}

   Sanchez, Sebastian et al. (2021) Timeline of Malaria Consortium, Timelines Wiki.

2. ^{^}

   GiveWell (2021) Malaria Consortium – Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention, GiveWell, November.

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   GiveWell (2021) Our top charities, GiveWell, November.

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   GiveWell (2021) 2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 3, GiveWell, July 6.

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   GiveWell (2021) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November.

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   The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.

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   Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.

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   The Life You Can SaveGlobal Health and Development Fund (2019) March 2019: Malaria Consortium, Effective Altruism Funds, March. 

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   Global Health and Development Fund (2021) Best charitiesFebruary 2021: Global Health and Development Fund grants, The Life You Can SaveEffective Altruism Funds., February.

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As of March 2022,Malaria Consortium's SMC program has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2016,^[1] and its cost-effectiveness is estimated to be in the same range as GiveWell's other priority programs.^[2] GiveWell estimates that SMC can protect a child from malaria at a cost of about $7, and that a donation to this program has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500 per life saved.^[1][2][3][4] (The cost of protecting a child from malaria is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of people who receive protection would otherwise have died of malaria, and because of other factors.)^[4]5]

As of May 2022, Malaria Consortium's SMC programConsortium has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2016,received over $172 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,^[5]6] and its cost-effectiveness is estimated to be in the same range as GiveWell's other priority programs.^[1] Malaria Consortium is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities".^[6]7]

1. ^{^}

   Sanchez, Sebastian et al. (2021) Timeline of Malaria Consortium, Timelines Wiki.

2. ^{^}

   GiveWell (2021) Malaria Consortium – Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention, GiveWell, November.

3. ^{^}

   GiveWell (2021) Our top charities, GiveWell, November.

4. ^{^}

   GiveWell (2021) 2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 3, GiveWell, July 6.

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   GiveWell (2021) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November.

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   Sanchez, Sebastian et al. (2021)Open Philanthropy (2022) Timeline of Malaria ConsortiumGrants database, Timelines WikiOpen Philanthropy.

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   The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.

Donate to Malaria Consortium.

As of December 2021,March 2022, GiveWell estimates that AMFSMC can protect a child from malaria at a cost of about $5,$7, and that a donation to AMFthis program has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500 per life saved.^[1][2][3] (The cost of protecting a child from malaria is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of people who receive protection would otherwise have died of malaria, and because of other factors.)^[4]