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Selection Cause

Selection Cause

There are three main points to contemplate in pursuing the goal that we want to focus on more. 

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Importance

Importance means how many individuals are affected by this issue and how deeply? How far can this breakthrough accomplish? However, it’s hard to conclude which is the most critical issue. Importance comparison can be tricky and subjective.

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Tractability

We look for clear ways so that funders can contribute to the progress. It can be challenging to anticipate what opportunities will arise and how long they will last. Also, there are some issues where we see relatively broad and robust dynamics that make progress particularly likely or unlikely.

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Neglectedness

Neglectedness

This is where some causes receive less attention from others, particularly major philanthropists. Are there important causes to make a difference that receive little support?

While investigating the cause, we have to consider multiple activities that might make a difference.

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Case Study 1:

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How do philanthropists choose the issue they care about most? What would be their framework before donating their money?

I find it interesting when all the people fight for education and health at all costs. Education and health are indeed vital and fundamental things for a country’s devel...

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melvabintangg

A learner | Writer of Melva's Note on Substack | High curiosity about psychology and human development.

The amount of research done by philanthropist must be a lot, right? Like, how do they conclude it?

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