Informes

Background and Methodology This report contains information on the third round of emergency markets monitoring conducted between the 8 th and 13th July 2019 this to monitor price and marketing of key basket commodities in relation to…

‘ Advocacy and efforts to scaling-up Cash and Voucher Assistance Programmes in South Sudan’ About Cash Working Group South Sudan… The Cash Working Group South Sudan (hereby referred as CWG in the document) was officially established in…

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Background and Methodology This report contains information on the second round of emergency markets monitoring conducted between the 1st and 6th July 2019 after the announcement of the Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019 that introduced the ZWL…

1 Introduction This report summarizes the discussions that took place during a one-day learning event on 11th June 2019. The event brought together 27 people from national and international NGOs, the UN, and donors to discuss progress,…

The Ethiopia Collaborative Cash Delivery (CCD) platform is a coalition of 12 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) aiming to harmonise cash delivery for increased scale, efficiency, effectiveness and collective impact. The Ethiopia CCD network materialised in an organic…

Network calls for collaboration between NGOs providing cash programming to improve efficiency and impact. The annual meeting of the Grand Bargain (GB) – a facilitation group made up of global humanitarian leaders from Sweden, the US, OCHA,…

This document outlines key findings from the effects of cash on social cohesion between refugee and host communities in Kalobeyei settlement, Kenya, and some of the considerations to take into account when planning and implementing cash…

1.1 Shock Overview On 8th March, the Government of Malawi declared a State of National Disaster following heavy rains and floods in the southern region (Department of Disaster Management Affairs and United Nations Office of the Resident…

Summary South Sudan’s transition from subsistence systems to market economy Fifty years ago, most householdsin South Sudan produced the grain they ate, organizing agricultural labour and distributing small surpluses mostly through kinship and other social networks. Now, the majority of households…