Problem areas
Why we think these problems matter, and what kind of Dutch work bears on them.
Global health and wellbeing
93 jobs
Global health and infectious disease · Development finance and aid policy · Health systems in poor countries · Lead exposure and air quality · Mental health at scale
Farmed animal welfare
47 jobs
Campaigns and advocacy · Animal law and enforcement · Cultivated meat and plant-based protein · Protein transition policy
Global catastrophic risks
141 jobs
AI safety · Pandemics and biosecurity · Nuclear security
Better futures
36 jobs
AI governance and power · Democratic institutions · The moral circle · Space governance
Building the movement
68 jobs
Effective careers · Effective giving · Community building
Why is climate not here?
Not because we think climate change does not matter. It is not here because in the Netherlands it is not neglected: a great deal of money, talent and political attention already goes to it. That is good news. The problems on this board do not have that attention, which is exactly why we single them out.
Which climate work is genuinely underrated remains a good question — and a separate one. Effective Environmentalism takes it seriously and has research and a community around it. That is a better place to start than a handful of employers here would have been.
What do you make of this?
The board is still in beta, so this is exactly the moment to say what you think. A vacancy we have missed, a judgement you do not share, something that does not work — all of it helps.
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