Full-Time
Non-profit scaling evidence-based health interventions
$98.7k - $110k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Remote in USA + 1 more
More locations: San Francisco, CA, USA
Remote
Travel beyond the San Francisco Bay Area is expected up to 10% of the time.
Evidence Action reduces poverty and improves health by scaling proven, cost-effective interventions in low-income regions. Its programs include Deworm the World, which works with governments to run national school-based deworming programs, and Dispensers for Safe Water, which installs chlorine dispensers at rural water sources to provide safe drinking water. The organization supports governments, communities, and other nonprofits by delivering programs that have been rigorously evaluated for impact and cost efficiency, relying on charitable donations, grants, and partnerships to fund scaling. Unlike groups that offer generic aid, Evidence Action emphasizes evidence-based results and tight use of resources to achieve measurable improvements. The goal is to reach millions more people with proven health and poverty-reduction interventions and to demonstrate clear, scalable impact.
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Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$120K
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
2012
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Evidence Action and CIDRZ survey shows high syphilis screening and treatment in ANC, highlights need for improved counselling and provider training. April 10, 2026 Owen Chishimba Chibebe shares results of the 2025 Comprehensive Facility Survey on syphilis screening and treatment in antenatal care. Evidence Action in partnership with the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ), conducted the 2025 Comprehensive Facility Survey (CFS) to assess the performance of the Ministry of Health's efforts to address gaps in syphilis screening and treatment services during antenatal care (ANC). The survey, which is the primary programme, monitoring activity, measured screening and treatment coverage across trained facilities. Speaking during the CIDRZ research meetings, Senior Monitoring, Learning and Evaluation Officer at Evidence Action, Mr Owen Chishimba Chibebe said the survey sampled 44 facilities from a frame of 837 trained health facilities. He explained that the objective was to estimate coverage of syphilis screening and treatment services by tracking pregnant women attending first ANC, those tested, those who tested positive, and those treated with benzathine penicillin G. Mr Chibebe noted that findings showed strong screening performance, with 90 percent of pregnant women tested for syphilis among trained facilities. In addition, 97 percent of facilities had testing commodities in stock at the time of survey, and 89 percent of providers recalled correct testing guidelines. On treatment coverage, he said 90 percent of syphilis-positive pregnant women received treatment using the alternate ANC approach compared to the 101 percent using the data quality adjustment factor approach, while 94 percent of facilities had benzathine penicillinin stock at the time of survey. All surveyed providers also recalled the correct treatment guidelines. Mr Chibebe highlighted that screening and treatment rates were high, meaning most pregnant women in trained facilities were receiving essential services. However, he noted gaps in counselling, knowledge of congenital syphilis risks, and treatment timing and knowledge of correct dosages. He recommended strengthening provider training, counselling skills, and supportive supervision to improve service delivery and protect mothers and newborns. April 9, 2026 April 8, 2026
Give Well recommended a $38.8 million grant to Evidence Action to support the Indian government in providing clean water by setting up in-line chlorination in two states, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
Iron and folic acid supplementation in India In August 2022, GiveWell recommended a $9.2 million grant to Evidence Action to provide technical assistance to the Indian government to distribute iron and folic acid (IFA) supplements to children in five states in India.
Evidence Action earns Charity Navigator Community Choice award nomination recognizing commitment to positive impact and transparency.
Evidence Action is launching a pilot program in Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, designed to determine the best way to deploy effective chlorination technologies in different water systems.