Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $50,000 to the Georgetown University Initiative on Innovation, Development, and Evaluation (gui2de) to support its Zusha! Road Safety Campaign, due to its status as a GiveWell standout charity. We followed the recommendation of GiveWell staff regarding how to allocate grantmaking between GiveWell standout charities.
Read GiveWell’s review of Zusha! Road Safety Campaign to learn more about the charity’s activities and follow its progress.
Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $100,000 to the Georgetown University Initiative on Innovation, Development, and Evaluation (gui2de) to support its Zusha! Road Safety Campaign, due to its status as a GiveWell standout charity. We followed the recommendation of GiveWell staff regarding how to allocate grantmaking between GiveWell standout charities.
Read GiveWell’s review of Zusha! Road Safety Campaign to learn more about the charity’s activities and follow its progress.
The Open Philanthropy Project recommended a grant of $100,000 to the Georgetown University Initiative on Innovation, Development, and Evaluation (gui2de) to support its Zusha! Road Safety Campaign, due to its status as a GiveWell standout charity. We followed the recommendation of GiveWell staff regarding how to allocate grantmaking between GiveWell standout charities.
Read GiveWell’s review of Zusha! Road Safety Campaign to learn more about the charity’s activities and follow its progress.
Note: This grant was awarded while the Open Philanthropy Project was a partnership between GiveWell and Good Ventures.
Good Ventures, with input from GiveWell, awarded a grant of $900,000 to the Georgetown University Initiative on Innovation, Development, and Evaluation (gui2de) for its Zusha! Road Safety Campaign, as part of GiveWell’s Incubation Grants to support the development of potential future top charities and improve the quality of GiveWell’s recommendations.
gui2de, an initiative that incubates and evaluates effective development solutions, manages the Zusha! Road Safety Campaign, which targets unsafe drivers of public service vehicles. The campaign distributes stickers for buses with messages encouraging passengers to speak up and urge drivers to drive more safely. The program’s goal is to reduce traffic accident deaths (which are more common in many developing countries than in most developed countries
See, for example, @World Health Organization, Road Safety Interactive [email protected]).
See GiveWell’s page on this grant for more details.
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| World Health Organization, Road Safety Interactive Map | Source (archive) |