that this criterion would single out as principal targets for institutional reform. Other projects Giving What We Can Pogge deeply influenced Toby Ord in founding Giving What We Can, an effective altruism organization whose members pledge to give at least 10% of their income to effective charities. The aim of the organization is to encourage people to commit to long-term donations to those charities that provide the most cost-effective good. In addition, he became a member of the organization since its beginnings in 2009. Incentives for Global Health (IGH) IGH is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing market-based, systemic solutions to health challenges faced by the world's poor. Its flagship proposal is the Health Impact Fund. Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP) Academics Stand Against Poverty is an organization meant to help academics have a greater impact on world poverty. “The group lies between academia and activism. Like the latter, it aims primarily at persuading and motivating people to change their behavior. Like the former, it does so by moral and political argument, using the distinctive skills of academics.” This project is still in its beginning stages. It has three central aims: To disseminate accessible versions of arguments for taking action against world poverty to the public; To disseminate responses to standard objections to such arguments to the public; To distribute discussion of what individuals and states in developing countries should do in response to world poverty to the public. Poverty and gender equality measurement Various indices - the United Nations Development Programme's Human and Gender‐Related Development Indices, and the World Bank’s Poverty Index - are used to track poverty, development, and gender equity at the population level. Pogge argues that these prominent indices are deeply flawed and therefore distort our moral judgments and misguide resource allocations by governments, international agencies, and non-governmental organizations. “This project will work toward new indices ‘of poverty and of gender equity’ applicable both at the national and supranational levels, and to smaller groups affected by specific policies and programs. Both indices will draw on a holistic measure of individual (dis)advantage that reflects all relevant aspects of a person's situation.” Pogge has pursued similar themes in Politics as Usual: What Lies Behind the Pro-Poor Rhetoric (2010). Illicit financial flows This project focuses on the illicit financial flows out of developing countries, the lack of transparency in the global financial system, and the impact these conditions have