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Centre for Effective Altruism — Spinout Costs (EVF USA, May 2024) | Coefficient Giving
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This is a grant record documenting organizational/administrative funding to CEA for spinout costs; tangentially relevant to AI safety infrastructure and EA ecosystem support rather than direct technical safety work.
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Summary
This page describes Open Philanthropy (now rebranded as Coefficient Giving) funding provided to the Centre for Effective Altruism to cover spinout costs related to EVF USA in May 2024. It is hosted under the Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities fund, which supports cross-cutting work including effective altruism field-building, academic research, and career development aimed at reducing global catastrophic risks.
Key Points
- •Open Philanthropy (Coefficient Giving) granted funds to CEA to cover organizational spinout costs for EVF USA in May 2024.
- •The Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities fund supports work outside dedicated AI and biosecurity funds, including EA ecosystem support.
- •Fund focus areas include academic research, field-building, coordination, and career development for GCR-reduction work.
- •Good Ventures is listed as a funding partner for this program.
- •The fund has made 250+ grants totaling $400+ million across global catastrophic risk areas.
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Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities
We support work on reducing global catastrophic risks that falls outside our dedicated AI and biosecurity funds.
250+
grants made
$400+
million given
Contents
About the Fund
Funding Opportunities
Featured Grants
About the Fund
Team
Eli Rose
Program Director, Global Catastrophic Risks Capacity Building
Partners
Good Ventures
Interested in providing funding within this space? Reach out to partnerwithus@coefficientgiving.org .
A global catastrophic risk (GCR) is one that could cause severe or even irreversible harm to humans on a global scale, like a pandemic that collapses the world economy. And as technology advances, new GCRs could emerge from fields like advanced AI or bioengineering; we primarily focus on these two areas.
Despite the stakes, relatively few people research GCRs or work full-time to prevent them, and the work receives relatively little philanthropic and institutional funding.
Coefficient’s work on global catastrophic risks largely falls under two other funds: Navigating Transformative AI and Biosecurity & Pandemic Preparedness . This fund complements those efforts by supporting cross-cutting and foundational work, including projects that strengthen the broader ecosystem of people and organizations addressing global catastrophic risks.
Our grantmaking is focused on:
Academic research and research fellowships to deepen understanding of these issues and of potential interventions.
Field-building, coordination, and community support, including projects that strengthen the effective altruism movement and other networks directing talent and resources toward mitigating GCRs.
Career development and transition support for students and professionals seeking to work on reducing GCRs.
Funding Opportunities
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Funding for Programs and Events
This funding supports programs and events in a variety of areas related to global catastrophic risks, including scholarship or fellowship programs, internships, residencies, visitor programs, courses, seminars, conferences, workshops, and retreats.
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Request for Proposals
Career Development and Transition Funding
This program provides support — in the form of funding for graduate study, unpaid internships, independent study, career transition and exploration periods, and other activities — for individuals at any career stage who want to pursue careers
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