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Albert Schweitzer Foundation
Animal welfare
Albert Schweitzer Foundation
The Albert Schweitzer Foundation runs high-impact campaigns to end factory farming and to advance plant-based eating
Why you should care
The Albert Schweitzer Foundation is an animal protection organization focused on reducing the suffering of farmed animals. Its activities include campaigns to change corporate animal welfare policies and spreading information about vegetarianism and veganism
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Albert Schweitzer Foundation
Anima International
Animal welfareAnima International
Anima International helps animals as effectively as possible by using their decades of experieince and the available evidence to increase the impact of their work.
Why you should care
Anima International works to reduce the suffering of animals to the greatest extent and in the most effective way possible. Animal Charity Evaluators rated them one of the top 4 most effective organisations working to protect animals.
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Anima International
Animal Charity Evaluators
Animal welfareAnimal Charity Evaluators
Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE) conducts research and charity evaluations to find and promote the most effective ways to help animals.
Why you should care
Animal Charity Evaluators helps you help the most animals.
Context
- Despite the fact that farmed animals represent over 99% of animals suffering at the hands of humans, charities that exclusively advocate for farmed animals receive less than 1% of the donations to animal charities.
Impact
- ACE has conducted hundreds of charity evaluations and influenced more than $20M in donations within the growing animal advocacy movement.
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Animal Charity Evaluators
The Good Food Institute
Animal welfareThe Good Food Institute
The Good Food Institute works with innovators, scientists and marketers to produce food systems that improve the environment, global poverty, human health and animal welfare.
Why you should care
The Good Food Institutes funds science & technology solutions for sustainable agriculture
Context
- Factory farming is devastating our planet
- Our health is in danger
- Animals suffer miserably
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The Good Food Institute
The Humane League
Animal welfareThe Humane League
The Humane League reduces the suffering of as many animals as possible, as effectively as possible through grassroots activism, corporate outreach and education programs.
Why you should care
The Humane League builds effective social awareness around torture & cruel treatment of factory farm animals.
Context
- On today's factory farms, billions of animals live short, miserable lives in the most unnatural and inhumane conditions possible.
- Mistreatment, illness, injury and premature death are common.
- Those who survive often spend their last minutes in terror and pain.
Impact
- In response to online ads, over 18 million people watched a video about the cruelties of factory farming
- People are responding to their outreach: 570,000 veg starter guides distributed by volunteers and online
- As part of their outreach 160,000 young people received literature about factory farming cruelty and compassionate food choices
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The Humane League
Cool Earth
Climate and the environmentCool Earth
Cool Earth works alongside rainforest communities to halt deforestation and climate change by providing funds for livelihood support, forest health, and additional community priorities.
Why you should care
In the last 40 years over, half of the world's rainforest has been destroyed. Protect it by empowering rainforest communities.
Context
- Of the world's remaining forests, 48% are fragmented, 30% are degrated and only 24% are intact.
- The rainforest is home to 350 million people.
Impact
- 901,679 acres saved
- 216,402,960 trees protected
- 234,436,540 tonnes of CO2 stored
- 68,527,604,000 litres of water annuallys
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Cool Earth
Environmental Defense Fund
Climate and the environmentEnvironmental Defense Fund
Environmental Defense Fund's mission is to preserve the natural systems on which all life depends through funding sciences, economic incentives, corporate partnerships and policy advocacy.
Why you should care
EDF is the leading advocate & thought leader for global environmental sustainability.
Context
- Climate change threatens our future
- Our air, water and household products are too often tainted with pollutants or toxic chemicals.
- Overfisihing is harming our oceans
- By 2050, our planet will need to support roughly 9 billion people
Impact
- In 2017, California and China deepen their commitment to climate action, using a market approach pioneered by EDF
- In 2016, EDF helps pass the Lautenberg Chemical Safety Act, the most important environmental law in a generation
- In 2016, EDF helps Belize become the first country to implement secure fishing rights nationwide, a model for small-scale fisheries
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Environmental Defense Fund
Sierra Club Foundation
Climate and the environmentSierra Club Foundation
The Sierra Club Foundation promotes climate solutions, conservation, and movement building through a powerful combination of strategic philanthropy and grassroots advocacy.
Why you should care
Sierra Club Foundation is the leading advocate for conservation of America's wilderness.
Context
- Our country faces major climate changes
- Our public lands are being privitized and used for fossil fuels
Impact
- 250m acres protected
- 251 coal-fired power plants retired
- Helped to pass Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and Endangered Species Act
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Alliance for Safety and Justice
Criminal justiceAlliance for Safety and Justice
The Alliance for Safety and Justice (ASJ) is a national organization seeking to reduce overreliance on incarceration in states across the U.S. and to promote new safety priorities rooted in community health and well-being
Why you should care
Alliance for Safety and Justice works with local governments to reform "tough on crime" policies
Context
- The U.S. prison population has increased nearly 700 percent since 1972
- Prison spending has grown seven times faster than funding for higher education over the past three decades
Impact
- California is building on major reforms such as Public Safety Realignment, Prop 36, and Prop 47 to further reduce incarceration and invest in prevention and treatment.
- Bipartisan legislation to reform mandatory minimum sentencing in Florida is an important first step toward reducing the third largest state prison population.
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Alliance for Safety and Justice
Fair and Just Prosecution
Criminal justiceFair and Just Prosecution
Fair and Just Prosecution provides guidance, assistance and networked support to recently elected prosecutors committed to change and innovation as they seek to implement criminal justice system policy and practice reforms in their offices.
Why you should care
Fair and Just Prosecution provides America's progressive prosecutors with the tools & knoweldge to reform America's broken criminal justice system.
Context
- “Tough on crime” and incarceration-driven practices have not always resulted in safer or healthier communities
- New thinking has started to permeate criminal justice agencies and has prompted proactive and prevention-oriented strategies.
Impact
- Fair and Just Prosecution publishes briefs on best practices and case studies of criminal justice reform including briefs on a new vision for the justice system and promoting community trust/police accountability
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Fair and Just Prosecution
Human Rights Campaign Foundation
Criminal justiceHuman Rights Campaign Foundation
Through research, educational efforts and outreach, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation encourages gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Americans to live their lives openly and seeks to change the hearts and minds of Americans to the side of equality.
Why you should care
HRC is the leading advocate for LGBTQ rights.
Context
- The LGBTQ community has experienced a long history of inequality and injustice
Impact
- Played a major role in the fight for marriage equality
- Launched numerous equality indicies to track corporations, healthcare, municipalities and states
- Built successful social media campaigns to build awareness around events surrounding LGBTQ rights
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Human Rights Campaign Foundation
Against Malaria Foundation
Global health
Against Malaria Foundation
The Against Malaria Foundation protects people from malaria through the distribution of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) in high-risk regions.
Why you should care
Against Malaria Foundation provides something as simple as bednets to save millions from dying.
Context
- Half a million people die each year and 400 million fall ill from malaria
- 70% of them are children under 5
- #1 killer of pregnant women
- Malaria is preventable
Impact
- For every ~1500 bednets, a life is saved. Each bednet costs ~$2.50.
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Development Media International
Global health
Development Media International
DMI runs television and radio campaigns in developing regions to raise awareness for important health and wellness issues. The focus areas of DMI’s educational media for vulnerable communities are nutrition, hygiene and sanitation, malaria prevention, HIV/AIDS, family planning, and child marriage. DMI works with local broadcasters to create informative and engaging programming, reaching wide communities via large-scale media campaigns
Why you should care
Media campaigns alone can reduce child mortality by up to 10%
Context
- Across the world, millions of people are not reaching their full potential because they lack the knowledge to improve the lives of themselves and their families, or because they are not sufficiently motivated and incentivised to adopt behaviours that will achieve the same set of results.
Impact
- A 35% increase in treatment-seeking by parents with children with symptoms of malaria, pneumonia and diarrhea, from our Burkina Faso randomised controlled trial.
- A modelled 6.3% reduction in child mortality as a result of increased treatment-seeking, based on our Burkina Faso trial results.
- Cost-effectiveness analysis suggests that we added a year of healthy life (disability-adjusted life year, DALY) for $25, equivalent to $750 per life saved - one of the cheapest health interventions currently available.
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END Fund
Global healthEND Fund
The END Fund manages grants, provides technical assistance, and raises funding for controlling and eliminating neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).
Why you should care
Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are a group of infectious diseases that affect more than 1.5 billion of the world’s most impoverished people, including 836 million children. NTDs cause severe pain and long-term disability and lead to death for more than 170,000 people per year.
Context
- NTDs rank among the four most devastating groups of communicable diseases.
- Amongst children, infection leads to malnutrition, cognitive impairment, stunted growth, and the inability to attend school.
- Some studies show that NTD treatment is the most cost effective means of improving children’s attendance and increasing capacity to learn in school.
- Just 50 cents funds a rapid-impact package of medication to treat an individual for the five most common NTDs.
Impact
- 97 million people treated in 2017
- 500 million treatments from 2012 - 2017
- $933 million value of treatment from 2012 - 2017
- 1.1 million health workers trained from 2012 - 2017
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END Fund
Evidence Action (Deworming Program)
Global healthEvidence Action (Deworming Program)
The Deworm the World Initiative envisions a world where all at-risk children have improved health, increased access to education, and better livelihoods potential as a result of being free of intestinal worms. The Deworm the World Initiative works with governments to enable elimination of intestinal worms.
Why you should care
More than 835 million preschool- and school-age children are at risk of parasitic worm infection. People infected with intestinal worms can become malnourished and more susceptible to disease and chronic illness. This can have negative long-term effects on employment, education, fertility and happiness.
Context
- 1.5 billion people, or 24% of the world’s population, are infected with intestinal worms.
- Children aged about 3 to 8 are most at risk.
- 600 million school-age children live in at-risk areas.
- Evidence Action's cost per treatment is approximately $0.50 per child.
Impact
- Evidence Actions deworming programs have achieved treatment coverage of over 280 million children a year, and costs on average less than USD $0.50 cents per child per treatment, with measurable improvements in health, economic and educational outcomes.
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Evidence Action (Deworming Program)
Fred Hollows Foundation
Global healthFred Hollows Foundation
Why you should care
Works to prevent and cure blindness and visual impairment among the extreme poor
Fred Hollows Foundation
Oxfam
Global healthOxfam
Oxfam works to sustainably improve lives through advocacy, disaster relief, education, health, sanitation and women's rights.
Why you should care
Oxfam's massive reach enables it to help millions of people annually to come out of poverty.
Context
- Nearly one out of every three of us lives in poverty.
Impact
- 22.2 million people around the world benefited directly from our programs last year
- 730,000 villagers have access to savings and loan opportunities thanks to Oxfam’s efforts
- 1 million+ actions taken last year by global citizens like you to campaign for social change
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Possible
Global healthPossible
Provides free and cost-effective health care services, including hospitals, clinics and community health workers, to Nepal’s rural poor in partnership with government medical programs
Why you should care
Health care services for the rural poor communities in Nepal
Possible
Schistosomiasis Control Initiative
Global healthSchistosomiasis Control Initiative
SCI works with governments in sub-Saharan Africa to create or scale up programs that treat schistosomiasis and soil-transmitted helminthiasis
Why you should care
SCI saves thousands of lives from tropical disease annually with this simple solution.
Context
- Found predominantly in tropical and sub-tropical climates, schistosomiasis infects 258 million people in as many as 78 countries, with approximately 90% of the burden occurring in Africa.
- Schistosomiasis ranks second only to malaria as the most common parasitic disease.
- It is the most deadly neglected tropical disease (NTD), killing an estimated 280,000 people annually.
Impact
- SCI has provided their cost-effective treatment to thousands with $0.44 cost per treatment.
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Schistosomiasis Control Initiative
Seva
Global healthSeva
Seva works with local communities around the world to develop self-sustaining programs that preserve and restore sight.
Why you should care
Seva globally gives millions of people the freedom to see.
Context
- 36 million people in the world are blind.
- 75% of them could see again with your help.
Impact
- Seva has helped 4 million blind people regain their sight in more than 20 countries.
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Zusha
Global healthZusha
The Zusha! road safety campaign is a cost-effective intervention that has been proven to reduce road accidents and save lives by placing stickers inside of public service vehicles (PSVs) that encourage and empower passengers to speak up directly to their drivers against dangerous driving.
Why you should care
Road accidents are a major cause of death and injury globally; the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more than 1.25 million people die in road accidents each year, and another 20-50 million are injured. Road accidents are predicted to be the #5 cause of death globally by 2030.
Context
- The problem of road accidents are especially pronounced in low- and middle-income countries, with the highest road traffic death rate occurring on the African continent. In sub-Saharan Africa, road deaths are the leading cause of death for people ages 15 to 29 and the second leading cause of death for children ages 5 to 14.
Impact
- Between 2007 and 2013, results from two randomized control trials proved that the PSVs in which Zusha! stickers were placed had between 25-50% fewer insurance accident claims, translating annually into an estimated 140 avoided accidents and 55 avoided deaths.
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Evidence Action
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterEvidence Action
Evidence Action scales evidence-based and cost-effective programs to reduce the burden of poverty for millions of people.
Why you should care
Evidence Action applies the scientific method to cost-effectively save millions of lives.
Context
- 315,000 children under age five die of diarrhea each year
- 835 million children are at risk for parasitic worm infections worldwide
Impact
- The Deworm the World Initiative has treatment coverage of over 200 million children a year, and costs on average less than USD $0.50 cents per child per year, with measurable improvements in health, economic and educational outcomes.
- The Dispensers for Safe Water Initiative provides clean water at a cost of $0.98 per person per year
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Evidence Action (Dispensers for Safe Water)
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterEvidence Action (Dispensers for Safe Water)
Evidence Action - Dispensers for Safe Water program provides chlorine dispensers for decontamination of drinking water to prevent diarrhea and associated deaths of young children.
Why you should care
Globally, about 2 million people die each year from water, sanitation, and hygiene-related causes. An estimated 525,000 children under the age of five die from diarrhea each year, often as a result of unsafe water. Childhood diarrhea is still the second-leading cause of childhood mortality.
Context
- Dispensers for Safe Water are a proven, innovative, and low-cost approach to increase rates of household chlorination.
- Chlorine disinfects drinking water against most bacteria including those causing cholera while protecting water from recontamination.
- Chlorinating water also means that people do not need to boil their water to disinfect it, saving time and natural resources.
Impact
- Dispensers for Safe Water has steadily grown to an impressive user base of 4.0 million people over the past 6 years.
- The average program-wide adoption rate is 61%
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Evidence Action (Dispensers for Safe Water)
Food Fortification Initiative
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterFood Fortification Initiative
The Food Fortification Initiative works to reduce micronutrient deficiencies (especially folic acid and iron deficiencies) by promoting flour and rice fortification and providing assistance to countries as they design and implement fortification programs.
Why you should care
The global health burden of vitamin and mineral deficiencies is profound. Iron deficiency leads to debilitating anemia and contributes to women dying during childbirth. Insufficient folic acid causes devastating birth defects of the brain and spine. Zinc deficiency worsens lower respiratory tract infections, malaria and diarrheal disease.
Context
- Over 2.3 billion people worldwide do not achieve their physical and intellectual potential because of vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
Impact
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Food Fortification Initiative
Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterGlobal Alliance for Improved Nutrition
Why you should care
Uses salt iodization to protect against the most common cause of preventable brain damage at about 20 cents per person.
Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition
Helen Keller International
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterHelen Keller International
Why you should care
Vitamin A supplement program that provides critical nutrition to at-risk children around the world.
Helen Keller International
Iodine Global Network
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterIodine Global Network
The IGN supports and catalyzes national and international iodine nutrition programs, working with public, private, community, and scientific partners.
Why you should care
Half of the world is malnourished. This cost-effective solution helps thousands of people globally.
Context
- More than 3.5 billion people today are malnourished--that’s roughly than half the world’s population.
Impact
- Out of 139 countries with data from the past 15 years, only 19 countries now report insufficient iodine intake, while 110 are classified with optimal iodine, and 10 at risk of excessive intake.
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Project Healthy Children
Hunger, nutrition and safe waterProject Healthy Children
Project Healthy Children aims to reduce micronutrient deficiencies by providing assistance to small countries as they design and implement food fortification programs.
Why you should care
PHC provides food fortification to millions at a cost as low as $0.26 per person per year
Context
- 200,000,000 children suffer from mental impairment in the first 5 years
- 1,000,000 malaria deaths each year
- 375,000 children become blind each year due to insufficient vitamin A
Impact
- PHC provides food fortification to millions at a cost as low as $0.26 per person per year
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Alight
Immigration and refugeesAlight
Alight works with its partners and constituencies to provide opportunities and expertise to refugees, displaced people and host communities.
Why you should care
Alight helps thousands of refugees, trafficked persons, and economic migrants find opportunities to build a fulfilling life after displacement
Context
- 1 in 200 children in the world is a child refugee.
Impact
- 160,000 people helped in
- Myanmar; 140,000 helped in
- Thailand
- 3 Million Litres water sold in Asili
- 2,400 people helped - Over
- 2,000 Syrian youth reached in
- Za’atari Camp
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Asylum Access
Immigration and refugeesAsylum Access
Asylum Access makes human rights a reality for refugees using three core strategies: Legal empowerment, policy reform, and global systems change
Why you should care
Asylum Access is the leading advocate and litigator for displaced refugees.
Context
- Today, less than 1% of the world’s 21 million refugees find refuge in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia each year. The vast majority remain in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
- The average time of a protracted refugee situation — one in which at least 25,000 people are displaced for 5 years or more — is 26 years.
- In many countries, refugees cannot live safely, move freely, work or attend school.
Impact
- 2,000,000 refugees impacted by policy changes to date
- 20,000+ refugees each year receive legal empowerment
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Asylum Access
International Rescue Committee
Immigration and refugeesInternational Rescue Committee
The International Rescue Committee responds to the world's worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic well being, and power to people devastated by conflict and disaster.
Why you should care
IRC provides health care to millions of people in war-torn places.
Context
- Today, less than 1% of the world’s 21 million refugees find refuge in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia each year. The vast majority remain in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
- The average time of a protracted refugee situation — one in which at least 25,000 people are displaced for 5 years or more — is 26 years.
- In many countries, refugees cannot live safely, move freely, work or attend school.
Impact
- Helped more than 24 million people gain access to primary and reproductive health care.
- Vaccinated more than 173,000 children under the age of one against measles.
- Supported 2,507 clinics and health facilities that helped 171,000 women deliver healthy babies.
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D-Rev
Poverty and income inequalityD-Rev
Why you should care
Designs and delivers quality, low-cost medical devices that save and transform lives of the global poor.
D-Rev
GiveDirectly
Poverty and income inequalityGiveDirectly
GiveDirectly provides unconditional cash transfers using cell phone technology to some of the poorest people in Kenya and Uganda.
Why you should care
GiveDirectly supports thousands of families living in extreme poverty through direct cash transfers.
Context
- GiveDirectly is launching the largest basic income experiment in history in which thousands of recipients will receive enough money to live on for 12 years while they rigorously study the impact
Impact
- Since launching 5 years ago, GiveDirectly has already enrolled more than 50,000 families and 200,000 people in cash transfer programs.
- $0.91 of your dollar ends up in the hands of the poor.
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GiveWell (All Grants Fund)
Poverty and income inequalityGiveWell (All Grants Fund)
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GiveWell (Discretionary Fund)
Poverty and income inequalityGiveWell (Discretionary Fund)
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GiveWell (Top Charities Fund)
Poverty and income inequalityGiveWell (Top Charities Fund)
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Innovations for Poverty Action
Poverty and income inequalityInnovations for Poverty Action
Innovations for Poverty Action is a research group with a scientific approach to discovering and promoting effective solutions to global poverty problems.
Why you should care
Innovations for Poverty Action is a research group that studies and identifies the most effective solutions to fight global poverty.
Context
- In recent decades, trillions of dollars have been spent on programs designed to reduce global poverty, but clear evidence on which programs succeed is rare, and when evidence does exist, decision-makers often do not know about it.
Impact
- IPA has worked with over 575 leading academics to conduct over 650 evaluations in 51 countries. This research has informed hundreds of successful programs that now impact millions of individuals worldwide.
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One Acre Fund
Poverty and income inequalityOne Acre Fund
One Acre Fund is a nonprofit organization that supplies smallholder farmers in East Africa with asset-based financing and agriculture training services to reduce hunger and poverty.
Why you should care
One Acre Fund helps millions of smallholder farmers build a sustainable life
Context
- More than 50 million smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa are locked in annual cycles of hunger because they’re unable to grow enough food to feed their families. Malnutrition can have serious, lifelong effects, especially for children, robbing them of their full potential as they grow up.
Impact
- In 2016, 446,000 farm families received credit, delivery, training, and market facilitation support.
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One Acre Fund
One For The World (Discretionary Fund)
Poverty and income inequalityOne For The World (Discretionary Fund)
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Village Enterprise
Poverty and income inequalityVillage Enterprise
Why you should care
Empowers the ultra poor in rural Africa to lift themselves out of poverty through small sustainable businesses and savings groups.
Village Enterprise
Center for Reproductive Rights
Women and girlsCenter for Reproductive Rights
Center for Reproductive Rights uses the law to advance global reproductive freedom as a fundamental human right that all governments are legally obligated to protect, respect, and fulfill.
Why you should care
Center for Reproductive Rights is the leading litigator for global reproductive rights.
Context
- Reproductive freedom lies at the heart of the promise of human dignity, self-determination and equality embodied in both the U.S. Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Impact
- With the help of the center, in Chile, the government this year struck down the nation’s total ban on abortion.
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Fistula Foundation
Women and girlsFistula Foundation
Fistula Foundation trains surgeons and funds operations to repair obstetric fistula, a devastating injury caused by difficult childbirth that renders the woman incontinent.
Why you should care
Obstetric fistula leaves a million women needlessly incontinent, too often outcast. Fistula Foundation provides cost-effective treatment.
Context
- Fistula is a childbirth injury largely eradicated in the developed world, but still devastating women in the poorest countries.It's treatable with life-transforming surgery.
Impact
- Since 2009, we have funded 31,645 women for fistula treatment in 31 countries.
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Fistula Foundation
Living Goods
Women and girlsLiving Goods
Living Goods employs and trains local people--the majority of whom are women--to sell goods and life-saving medical supplies at competitive prices.
Why you should care
Creating jobs for women in Uganda leads to a 27% reduction in child mortality.
Context
- Millions of children die every year from want of medicines that cost less than a cup of coffee
Impact
- The main evidence for Living Goods’ impact is a randomized controlled trial that found that the program caused a 27% reduction in under-5 mortality.
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Population Services International
Women and girlsPopulation Services International
PSI's primary focus is on modern family planning and contraception, but they also work in the areas of HIV, malaria, water, sanitation and hygiene, and non-communicable diseases (including diabetes, hypertension and cervical cancer).
Why you should care
$38.96 is all it takes to give a mother and her child a year of healthy life.
Context
- 214 million women in the developing world want contraception but can’t access or afford it. Without the ability to decide when to have a child, there is little opportunity for them to break the cycle of extreme poverty for their families.
Impact
- In 2016, PSI added an estimated 38.1 million years
- of healthy life with their products and services
- 4.27 million unintended pregnancies prevented 1,027,000 long-acting, reversible contraceptives
- inserted (including implants and intrauterine devices),
- empowering women and couples to plan for the
- families they desire.
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Population Services International
One For The World (Operating Costs)
Added by youOne For The World (Operating Costs)
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