Training Resources
Cash & Voucher Assistance
- Cash and Voucher Assistance - The Fundamentals
- Introduction to Cash Transfer Programming (IFRC)
- CALP Online: Core CVA Skills for Programme Staff (Kaya)
- CALP Online: Core CVA Skills for Programme Staff (CaLP Network)
- Core CVA Skills for Supply Chain, Finance and ICT Staff - E-learning Modules
- Practical Scenario: Coordinating multi-sector Cash and Voucher Assistance
- Practical Scenario: Monitoring and Adapting Cash and Voucher Assistance
- The Remote Cash Course
- Why Data Rights Matter
- CVA Training for Donors
- Donor Module 1 - Making the case for cash: trends, evidence and advocacy
- Donor Module 2 - Donor Strategies and Commitments
- Donor Module 3 - Quality CVA throughout the programme cycle
- Donor Module 4 - Managing risks and doing no harm
- Donor Module 5 - Donors' role in influencing quality CVA
- Donor Module 6 - Collaborative cash delivery
- Urban Cash Transfer Programming and Livelihoods E- learning
- Competences in Cash and Voucher Assistance
- Implementing a Successful Voucher Program
- Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers (HACT)
- Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis
- Targeting
Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB)
Cash assistance and Social Protection
- Linking Humanitarian CVA with Social Protection
- What is Social Protection? An introduction (micro-course)
- Social protection programmes (micro-course)
- Adaptive Social Protection (micro-course)
- Introduction to Social Safety Nets
- Social Protection across the Humanitarian-Development Nexus. A Game Changer in Supporting People Through Crises
- Managing climate risks through social protection
- Integrated and digital social protection information systems (micro-course)
- Social Protection and Rural Poverty (micro-course)
- Linking Humanitarian CVA with Social Protection
Livelihoods
CASHCAP 5W LEARNING
This self-paced course is for anyone who has an interest in understanding the significance of information management in humanitarian response. The course covers the foundational principles of information management and the application of these principles to the 5W (Who is doing What, Where, When, for Whom) monitoring tool. The learning on the tool is applicable across 5W tools that one may wish to develop skills in. The direct link to the course is https://kayaconnect.org/course/info.php?id=3126