EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY

Given the current state of the research, our conclusions are often quite tentative. Nonetheless, we strongly believe in using what data we have to inform our understanding of effective animal advocacy, and we therefore do make recommendations on the basis of the empirical evidence available. We do our best to express our level of uncertainty in our communications. For instance, in our charity reviews, we present any quantitative cost-effectiveness estimates as ranges rather than as point estimates, and we provide reasons to think that our estimates might be high or low, whenever we think that there are any. We also do our best to explain our research methodology in detail so that readers who disagree with our interpretation of the available evidence are able to locate the source of their disagreement and adjust the conclusions that we've drawn as they see fit... We are also working in many different ways to build upon the available body of research. We maintain a Research Library and..

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