Carnegie Endowment for International Peace — China and India Perspectives

Organization:
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Award Date:
12/2017
Amount:
$613,380
Purpose:
To support an assessment of Chinese and Indian perspectives on biosecurity risks associated with advances in biotechnology.

The Open Philanthropy Project recommended a grant of $613,380 over three years to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP). The grant will support a project to assess Chinese and Indian perspectives on biosecurity risks associated with advances in biotechnology.

CEIP plans to collaborate on this project with its China-based center located at Tsinghua University in Beijing, and its India-based center in Delhi. CEIP’s stated goals for the project are to: understand Chinese and Indian perceptions of how rapid advances in biotechnology will change the risk landscape in coming years and decades; understand the degree to which Chinese and Indian policymakers are engaged with biotechnology risks, and what unique considerations and experiences affect their thinking; and ultimately make recommendations for further study and work.

This grant falls within Open Philanthropy's work on biosecurity and pandemic preparedness.

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