GiveDirectly
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Direct, unconditional cash transfers to people in extreme poverty — recommended by several evaluators.
Growth Manager, Paid Media
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GiveDirectly gives money with no conditions attached directly to people in extreme poverty, an approach recommended by several independent charity evaluators.
Global health and infectious diseaseCommunications and outreachDataMid levelSenior Manager, Investigations(Full time)
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GiveDirectly gives money with no conditions attached directly to people in extreme poverty, and that model stands or falls on the trust that the money reaches the people it is meant for.
Development finance and aid policyManagementOperationsSeniorDirector, Strategic Initiatives [Limited Term]
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GiveDirectly gives money without conditions directly to people in extreme poverty, and in the coming years wants to pay out far more than it can deliver itself.
Development finance and aid policyPolicyFinanceSeniorSenior Recruiter
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GiveDirectly gives money directly and unconditionally to people in extreme poverty, and several independent charity evaluators recommend the organisation.
Development finance and aid policyOperationsCommunications and outreachSeniorSenior Software Engineer (Remote)
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GiveDirectly gives money with no conditions directly to people in extreme poverty, and independent evaluators such as GiveWell recommend that approach.
Development finance and aid policySoftware engineeringSeniorSenior Software Engineer (Fundraising) — Remote
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GiveDirectly gives money without conditions directly to people in extreme poverty, and every donation first passes through the systems that you, as one of the two fundraising engineers, build and maintain.
Global health and infectious diseaseSoftware engineeringSeniorSenior Manager, Emergency Cash Delivery
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GiveDirectly transfers money directly to people in extreme poverty — an approach that several independent evaluators count among the best-evidenced forms of aid.
Development finance and aid policyManagementOperationsSeniorLegal Counsel, Emergency Cash & U.S. Programs
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In emergency relief, the legal route often determines how quickly money reaches people: permits, contracts and data sharing need to be in place before a crisis begins.
Development finance and aid policyLegalOperationsSeniorLegal Counsel, Corporate & Business Affairs
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GiveDirectly has transferred more than a billion dollars directly to people in poverty since 2011.
Development finance and aid policyLegalOperationsSeniorSenior Manager, People Operations
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Since 2011 GiveDirectly has transferred more than a billion dollars directly to people in extreme poverty, and it is recommended by several independent evaluators.
Development finance and aid policyOperationsManagementSeniorDirector, People Partnering
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GiveDirectly has transferred more than a billion dollars directly to two million people in poverty since 2011, and wants to scale up considerably.
Development finance and aid policyManagementOperationsSeniorDirector, Revenue Operations (Fundraising)
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GiveDirectly makes cash transfers to people in extreme poverty and is recommended by several independent evaluators.
Development finance and aid policyOperationsFinanceSeniorManager, Global Procurement Phones
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GiveDirectly buys nearly a million phones a year, and without a handset nobody can receive mobile money.
Development finance and aid policyOperationsFinanceMid levelTechnical Program Manager, Emergency Cash
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In emergency relief, the technology determines how quickly money reaches people: whoever sets up the systems for registration, verification and payment in advance decides whether a response gets going in days or in…
Development finance and aid policyOperationsDataMid levelData Analyst, Internal Audit
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Since 2011 GiveDirectly has transferred more than a billion dollars directly to people in poverty; every euro lost to fraud reaches no one.
Development finance and aid policyDataPolicyMid levelChief Technology Officer
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Since 2011 GiveDirectly has transferred more than a billion dollars directly to two million people in poverty, and it wants to move on to five billion a year.
Development finance and aid policySoftware engineeringManagementExecutiveHead of Strategic Partnerships & Influence (Remote)
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GiveDirectly made cash transfers one of the most thoroughly researched forms of aid; this role determines whether economists, journalists and fintech platforms pass that evidence on to donors with a lot of money to give.
Global health and infectious diseaseCommunications and outreachPolicySeniorSenior Software Engineer (Remote)
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GiveDirectly sends money directly to people in extreme poverty, and the software determines how quickly and how cheaply that happens — in emergency relief, it is the difference between five days and five weeks.
Global health and infectious diseaseSoftware engineeringSeniorDirector of Engineering (Remote)
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GiveDirectly transfers money directly to people in extreme poverty — more than a billion dollars since 2011, with GiveWell and other evaluators scrutinising the approach.
Development finance and aid policySoftware engineeringManagementExecutiveSenior Manager, Strategic Finance (Remote)
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GiveDirectly has transferred more than a billion dollars directly to people in poverty since 2011.
Development finance and aid policyFinanceDataSeniorGeneral Interest
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GiveDirectly gives money directly to people in extreme poverty and has independent researchers measure what it achieves — by now more than 1 billion dollars to over 2 million people.
Global health and infectious diseaseFinanceResearchEntry level
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