Vaccines
What New Incentives actually does
Cash at clinics when infants get routine shots — plus supply help so vaccines are there.
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Signed up 3 weeks ago · three $20 gifts (2× Helen Keller Intl, 1× AMF) · no monthly giving yet
Donor ~2 years · $1,000/mo · 60% New Incentives (vaccines), 30% All Grants, 10% Unrestricted
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IMPORTANT: This is a mockup intended to communicate an exploratory idea by Jan Lindemans, who is not part of GiveWell. The mockup was not commissioned nor endorsed by GiveWell, contains invented elements, and does not necessarily represent GiveWell’s beliefs and values.
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Vaccines
Cash at clinics when infants get routine shots — plus supply help so vaccines are there.
Innovation
Medical oxygen, newborn caregiver training, supply-chain tools — GiveWell’s New Areas team hunts high-EV programs outside the usual Top Charities playbook.
Nutrition
Twice-yearly capsules where deficiency is common — simple, high-impact.
Malaria
Sleep under an insecticide-treated net → fewer malaria bites.
Numbers above are rough estimates.
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Pick your tradeoff —
× cash = cost-effectiveness relative to unconditional cash transfers, recomputed from GiveWell’s moral weights tool.
Pick your tradeoff —
× cash = cost-effectiveness relative to unconditional cash transfers, recomputed from GiveWell’s moral weights tool.