Rapports

Invited Stakeholders: • Government • Humanitarian Agencies (UN Agencies & NGOs) • Private Sector – Financial Service Providers • Civil Society Groups

This document provides guidance on how to use cash for latrines in camp settings. It highlights key lessons from different contexts and captures both cash specific recommendations and general guidance on latrine construction in one document.…

Social protection has been the latest buzzword in the aid world – with good reason. In the State of the World’s Cash report, linking humanitarian cash transfers and social protection systems was identified as a critical…

Invited Stakeholders: • Government • Humanitarian Agencies (UN Agencies & NGOs) • Private Sector – Financial Service Providers • Civil Society Groups

PURPOSE Define what market support programming in humanitarian contexts is and what it can look like in practice. Enable humanitarian practitioners to consider market support interventions from the outset by highlighting the potential benefits of market support programming…

In numbers 25-30% cheaper to implement cash transfers compared with in-kind assistance every USD 1.00 injected can generate up to USD 2.00 in the local economy Cash and vouchers play a critical role in FAO’s response to shocks and…

Executive Summary Growing attention to multi-purpose cash offers an exciting opportunity to redress a long-standing shortcoming of humanitarian response. There is a need to better understand and respond to crisis-affected people in a more holistic and coherent…

The Grand Bargain Cash Meetings: what did we learn, how are we doing, where next? Earlier this month, the cash focal points from Grand Bargain signatory organisations gathered in Rome for the second annual meeting of the…

20/06/2018 - Migration flows to OECD countries have dropped slightly for the first time since 2011, with around 5 million new permanent migrants in 2017, down from 5.3 million in 2016. This trend is mainly due…

ABSTRACT Cash transfers have been successful in reducing food insecurity, increasing consumption, building resiliency against economic shocks, improving productivity and increasing school enrolment. Despite the many successes of cash transfer programmes, they can also fall short of…