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On its face, this seems silly to me. From the outside view, CFAR just looks like a small self-help organization, though probably better than most such organizations, and it seems unlikely that it'll affect any significant portion of the population.
The difference between CFAR and most self-help organisation is that CFAR is committed to publishing research about it's interventions.
Published research into effective change work is important.
CFAR is committed to publishing research about it's interventions.
Source?