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| name = Effective altruism
| title = [[Effective altruism]]
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| group1 = Concepts
| list1 = 
* [[Aid effectiveness]]
* [[Charity assessment]]
* [[Demandingness objection]]
* [[Disability-adjusted life year]]
* [[Disease burden]]
* [[Distributional cost-effectiveness analysis]]
* [[Earning to give]]
* [[Equal consideration of interests]]
* [[Longtermism]]
* [[Marginal utility]]
* [[Moral circle expansion]]
* [[Psychological barriers to effective altruism]]
* [[Quality-adjusted life year]]
* [[Utilitarianism]]
* [[Venture philanthropy]]

| group2 = Key figures
| list2 =
* [[Sam Bankman-Fried]]
* [[Liv Boeree]]
* [[Nick Bostrom]]
* [[Hilary Greaves]]
* [[Holden Karnofsky]]
* [[William MacAskill]]
* [[Dustin Moskovitz]]
* [[Yew-Kwang Ng]]
* [[Toby Ord]]
* [[Derek Parfit]]
* [[Peter Singer]]
* [[Cari Tuna]]
* [[Eliezer Yudkowsky]]

| group3 = Organizations
| list3 =
* [[80,000 Hours]]
* [[Against Malaria Foundation]]
* [[All-Party Parliamentary Group for Future Generations]]
* [[Animal Charity Evaluators]]
* [[Animal Ethics (organization)|Animal Ethics]]
* [[Centre for Effective Altruism]]
* [[Centre for Enabling EA Learning & Research]]
* [[Center for High Impact Philanthropy]]
* [[Centre for the Study of Existential Risk]]
* [[Development Media International]]
* [[Evidence Action]]
* [[Faunalytics]]
* [[Fistula Foundation]]
* [[Future of Humanity Institute]]
* [[Future of Life Institute]]
* [[Founders Pledge]]
* [[GiveDirectly]]
* [[GiveWell]]
* [[Giving What We Can]]
* [[Good Food Fund]]
* [[The Good Food Institute]]
* [[Good Ventures]]
* [[The Humane League]]
* [[Mercy for Animals]]
* [[Machine Intelligence Research Institute]]
* [[Malaria Consortium]]
* [[Nuclear Threat Initiative]]
* [[Open Philanthropy (organization)|Open Philanthropy]]
* [[Our World in Data]]
* [[Raising for Effective Giving]]
* [[Sentience Institute]]
* [[Unlimit Health]]
* [[Wild Animal Initiative]]

| group4 = Focus areas
| list4 =
* [[Biotechnology risk]]
* [[Climate change]]
* [[Cultured meat]]
* [[Economic stability]]
* [[Existential risk from artificial general intelligence]]
* [[Global catastrophic risk]]
* [[Global health]]
* [[Global poverty]]
* [[Immigration reform]]
* [[Intensive animal farming]]
* [[Land use|Land use reform]]
* [[Life extension]]
* [[Malaria prevention]]
* [[Mass deworming]]
* [[Neglected tropical diseases]]
* [[Suffering risks]]
* [[Wild animal suffering]]

| group5 = Literature
| list5 =
* ''[[Doing Good Better]]''
* ''[[The End of Animal Farming]]''
* ''[[Famine, Affluence, and Morality]]''
* ''[[The Life You Can Save]]''
* ''[[Living High and Letting Die]]''
* ''[[The Most Good You Can Do]]''
* ''[[Practical Ethics]]''
* ''[[The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity|The Precipice]]''
* ''[[Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies]]''
* ''[[What We Owe the Future]]''

| group6 = Events
| list6 =
* [[Effective Altruism Global]]

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