In this post, we explore seed funding new or early-stage nonprofits and how it this approach can create impact.

We introduce our new recommendations for homelessness charities and discuss how homelessness fits into our cause prioritisation.

We look at how different low- and middle-income countries have been impacted by the pandemic and highlight the best opportunities we’ve found for philanthropy to make a meaningful difference.

Discussion of Sweden's aims, whether the health system is coping and whether Sweden will soon reach herd immunity.

An analysis of the housing crisis in England, its social, economic, and environmental effects, and our recommendation for supporting effective solutions.

A look at how we can compare the health costs and economic costs of COVID lockdown.

This is a summary of our cause area report on Housing Affordability in England.

Insights about the COVID-10 pandemic from the team at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.

We are excited to announce the launch of the COVID-19 Global Impact & Innovation Fund, in partnership with Silicon Valley Bank.

A look at humanity’s response to COVID-19, the action we can take, and how to reduce the risk of the next pandemic.

Advice on how to live a climate-friendly lifestyle is typically dominated by adjectives rather than numbers. We might, for example, be told that reusing plastic bags and switching to a plant-based diet have a huge effect on the climate.

Emissions per person vary considerably even across rich countries: the average American emits 18 tonnes of CO2 per year, whereas the average Swede emits only 7 tonnes.

Giving time and skills to non-profits can feel fulfilling, but it’s difficult to know just how impactful these collaborations actually are, and how to do them well. So last year, we decided to find out.

When it comes to philanthropy, there’s no ‘one size fits all.’ Our researchers dig deep, to help you match your intrinsic values to the latest evidence on effectiveness. Learn more.