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Support for two researchers to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of protests as tools to influence policy

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$63K
Funder
Centre for Effective Altruismwiki
Recipient
James Ozden
Program
EA Infrastructure Fund Grant Rounds
Date
Oct 2021
Data source
EA Funds
Source
funds.effectivealtruism.org↗
Notes

[EA Infrastructure Fund] Support for two researchers to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of protests as tools to influence policy

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