Anima International
Animal Charity Evaluators considers Anima International "an excellent giving opportunity due to their impactful programs and their strong track record of building the capacity of the movement in relatively neglected areas in Eastern Europe."[3] As of JuneJuly 2022, Anima, Anima International, and Open Cages have received overalmost $3.14 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4] and nearly $190,000 from Effective Altruism Funds.[5][6][7][8]
Animal Charity Evaluators considers Anima International "an excellent giving opportunity due to their impactful programs and their strong track record of building the capacity of the movement in relatively neglected areas in Eastern Europe."[3] As of MayJune 2022, Anima, Anima International hasInternational, and Open Cages have received over $1.8$3.1 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4] and nearly $190,000 from Effective Altruism Funds.[4]5][6][7][8]
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Anima International (2021) History of Anima International, Anima International.
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Anima International (2022) Organisations of Anima International, Anima International.
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Animal Charity Evaluators (2020) Anima International review, Animal Charity Evaluators, November.
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Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants
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Animal Welfare Fund (2017) April 2017: Animal Welfare Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, April.
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Animal Welfare Fund (2019) March 2019: Animal Welfare Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, March.
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Animal Welfare Fund (2020) November 2020: Animal Welfare Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, November.
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Animal Welfare Fund (2021) July 2021: Animal Welfare Fund grants, Effective Altruism Funds, July.
Anima International evolved as a collaboration between the Scandinavian vegan advocacy group Anima and the Polish investigations group Open Cages [Otwarte Klatki]. After working together for a number of years, the organizations formally merged in 2018.[1] As of 2022, Anima International operates in tenseven different European countries.[2]
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Anima International (2021) History of Anima International, Anima International.
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Anima International
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Animal Charity Evaluators (2020) Anima International review, Animal Charity Evaluators, November.
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Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.
Animal Charity Evaluators considers Anima International "an excellent giving opportunity due to their impactful programs and their strong track record of building the capacity of the movement in relatively neglected areas in Eastern Europe."[3] As of May 2022, Anima International has received over $1.8 million in funding from Open Philanthropy.[4]
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Anima International (2021) History of Anima International, Anima International.
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Anima International (2021) Organisations of Anima International, Anima International.
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Animal Charity Evaluators (2020) Anima International review, Animal Charity Evaluators, November.
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Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.
Further reading
Animal Charity Evaluators (2020) Anima International review, Animal Charity Evaluators, November.
Related entries
Anima International evolved as a collaboration between the Scandinavian vegan advocacy group Anima and the Polish investigations group Open Cages [Otwarte Klatki]. After working together for a number of years, the organizations formally merged in 2018.[1] As of 2021,2022, Anima International operates in ten different European countries.[2]
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Animal Charity Evaluators (2020) Anima International review, Animal Charity Evaluators, November.
Anima International evolved as a collaboration between the Scandinavian vegan advocacy group Anima and the Polish investigations group Open Cages [Otwarte Klatki]. After working together for a number of years, the organizations formally merged in 2018 (Anima International 2021a).2018.[1] As of 2021, Anima International operates in ten different European countries (Anima International 2021b).countries.[2]
Animal Charity Evaluators considers Anima International "an excellent giving opportunity due to their impactful programs and their strong track record of building the capacity of the movement in relatively neglected areas in Eastern Europe." (Animal Charity Evaluators 2020)[3]
BibliographyExternal links
Anima International. Official website.
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Anima International (2021a) History of Anima International, Anima International.
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Anima International (2021b) Organisations of Anima International, Anima International.
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Animal Charity Evaluators (2020) Anima International review, Animal Charity Evaluators, November.
External linksAnima International. Official website.
Animal Charity Evaluators considers Anima International «an"an excellent giving opportunity due to their impactful programs and their strong track record of building the capacity of the movement in relatively neglected areas in Eastern Europe.»" (Animal Charity Evaluators 2020)
Anima International evolved as a collaboration between the Scandinavian vegan advocacy group Anima and the Polish investigations group Open Cages [/*[Otwarte Klatki*/Klatki]. After working together for a number of years, the organizations formally merged in 2018 (Anima International 2021a). As of 2021, Anima International operates in ten different European countries (Anima International 2021b).
Animal Charity Evaluators considers Anima International "an excellent giving opportunity due to their impactful programs and their strong track record of building the capacity of the movement in relatively neglected areas in Eastern Europe."[3] As of July 2022, Anima, Anima International, and Open Cages have received almost
$3.$9.4 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4] and nearly $190,000 from Effective Altruism Funds.[5][6][7][8]