GiveWell is dedicated to finding outstanding giving opportunities and publishing the full details of our analysis. In addition to evaluations of other charities, GiveWell publishessubstantial evaluation of our own work. This post lays out highlights from our 2015 metrics report, which reviews what we know about how our research impacted donors. Please note:
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- More context on the relationship between Good Ventures and GiveWell can be foundhere.AMF provides long-lasting insecticide-treated nets (for protection against malaria) in bulk to other organizations, which then distribute the nets in developing countries.Prior to November 2011, AMF contributed LLINs to small-scale distributions. Since then, it has de-emphasized small-scale distributions and it expects larger-scale distributions to be the primary way in which it distributes LLINs in the future (more below).As of September 2015, AMF had completed five large-scale distributions with two distribution partners for a total of 1.74 million LLINs.2 AMF has three additional large-scale distributions planned through the end of 2016 for another 1.3 million nets3 and has signed agreements to distribute an additional 1.5 million LLINs in 2018.4 It also has two medium-sized distributions (around 50,000 nets) planned for late 2015 and 2016.5 Below, we provide a summary of AMF's medium and large-scale distributions.6 A more detailed summary of AMF's distributions can be found in our Summary of AMF Distributions spreadsheet.
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