New Incentives
New Incentives has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2020.[1] GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can vaccinate an infant at a cost of about $142, and that a donation to New Incentives has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500 per life saved.[1][2][3][4] (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases that immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors.)[4]3]
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GiveWell (2020) New Incentives, GiveWell, November.
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GiveWell
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(2021)2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 3,GiveWell, July 6. ^GiveWell (2021)(2022) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell,November.July.- ^
GiveWell (2022) GiveWell directed grants to top charities with impact information (2020 onward), GiveWell, July.
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Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database: New Incentives, Open Philanthropy.
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The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.
As of MayJuly 2022, New Incentives has received over $26nearly $42 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[5] and is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities".[6]
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GiveWell (2020) New Incentives, 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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Open Philanthropy (2022)Grants
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The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.
Further reading
GiveWell (2020) New Incentives, GiveWell, November.
As of March 2022,New Incentives has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2020.[1] GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can vaccinate an infant at a cost of about $142, and that a donation to New Incentives has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500 per life saved.[1][2][3] (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases whichthat immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors.)[4]
As of May 2022, New Incentives has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2020.received over $26 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[1]5] New Incentivesand is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities".[5]6]
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GiveWell (2020) New Incentives, 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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Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.
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The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.
As of December 2021,March 2022, GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can vaccinate an infant at a cost of about $142, and that a donation to New Incentives has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500 per life saved.[1][2][3] (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases which immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors.)[4]
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GiveWell (2020) New Incentives, 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
(2021c)(2021) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November. - ^
The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.
As of December 2021, GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can vaccinate an infant at a cost of about $142, and that a donation to New Incentives has an average cost-effectiveness of $4,500 per life saved (GiveWell 2020; GiveWell 2021a; GiveWell 2021b). (Thesaved.[1][2][3] (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases which immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors (GiveWell 2021c).factors.)[4]
New Incentives has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2020 (GiveWell 2020b).2020.[1] New Incentives is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities" (The Life You Can Save 2021).[5]
BibliographyExternal links
New Incentives. Official website.
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GiveWell (2020) New Incentives, GiveWell, November.
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(2021b)(2021) 2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 3, GiveWell, July 6. - ^
GiveWell (2021c) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November.
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The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.
External linksNew Incentives. Official website.
New Incentives is a charity whichthat works in North West Nigeria to increase the uptake of routine immunizations through conditional cash transfers.
Evaluation
As of JuneDecember 2021, GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can providevaccinate an incentive to a caregiver to complete a baby’s immunization scheduleinfant at a cost of about $47,$142, and that a donation in the rangeto New Incentives has an average cost-effectiveness of $3000–$5000 is expected to save a$4,500 per life saved (GiveWell 2020a;2020; GiveWell 2020b)2021a; GiveWell 2021b). (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases which immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors (GiveWell 2020c)2021c).)
Evaluation
GiveWell (2020a)(2020) New Incentives, GiveWell, November.
GiveWell (2020b)(2021a) Our top charities, GiveWell, November.
GiveWell (2020c) Sources for Top Charities page, GiveWell, November (updated April 2021).
GiveWell (2021)(2021b) 2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 13, GiveWell, May 5.July 6.
GiveWell (2021c) How we produce impact estimates, GiveWell, November.
New Incentives has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2020 (GiveWell 2020b). New Incentives is also featured in The Life You Can Save's list of "best charities" (The Life You Can Save 2021).
New Incentives is a charity which works in North West Nigeria to increase the uptake of routine immunizations through conditional cash transfers.
As of June 2021, GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can provide an incentive to a caregiver to complete a baby’s immunization schedule at a cost of about $47, and that a donation in the range of $3000–$5000 is expected to save a life (GiveWell 2020a; GiveWell 2020b). (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases which immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors (GiveWell 2020c).)
New Incentives is a charity which works in North West Nigeria to increase the uptake of routine immunizations through cash transfers. It
As of June 2021, GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can provide an incentive to a caregiver to complete a baby’s immunization schedule at a cost of about $47, and that a donation in the range of $3000–$5000 is oneexpected to save a life (GiveWell 2020a; GiveWell 2020b). (The cost of GiveWell'incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's top-rated charities.immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases which immunization confers protection against, because of other factors (GiveWell 2020c).)
GiveWell (2020)(2020a) New Incentives, GiveWell, November.
GiveWell (2020b) Our top charities, GiveWell, November.
GiveWell (2020c) Sources for Top Charities page, GiveWell, November (updated April 2021).
GiveWell (2021) 2021 GiveWell cost-effectiveness analysis — version 1, GiveWell, May 5.
The Life You Can Save (2021) Best charities, The Life You Can Save.
New Incentives has been a GiveWell top-rated charity since 2020.[1] GiveWell estimates that New Incentives can vaccinate an infant at a cost of about
$142,$160, and that a donation to New Incentives has an average cost-effectiveness of$4,500$5,000 per life saved.[2][3][4] (The cost of incentivizing a caregiver to complete a baby's immunization schedule is much lower than the cost of saving a life because a small fraction of children who receive immunization would otherwise have died from the diseases that immunization confers protection against, and because of other factors.)[3]