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The use of cash transfer programmes in humanitarian contexts is growing. In comparison to in-kind assistance, cash transfers are widely praised for enhancing autonomy, reducing costs, and boosting local markets. There are various modalities of cash…

KEY MESSAGES In rural Malawi, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia, households partly invest cash transfers in their farm – with mixed implications for the well-being of children in the household. Children may increase participation in farming…

Prepared by: Andre Duerr, Cash Advisor to the Global Nutrition Cluster (CashCap) With the support of: Noanne Laida, Cash Advisor to UNICEF-led cluster in Somalia, and Naema Hirad, Deputy Nutrition Cluster Coordinator Somalia 1 Introduction Background The Global Nutrition…

Water Markets Exist, Everywhere In Somaliland/Somalia and other countries in the Horn of East Africa over the past 30 years, the most common response to critical water needs during severe dry seasons and droughts has been humanitarian…

INTRODUCTION Cash-based interventions have been used by humanitarian organisations in Somalia since 2003. Initially, significant variations in transfer values were implemented by different organisations, occasionally leading to different transfer values in the same locations. It was…

KAMPALA – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) received US$1 million from the Government of Denmark today to assist refugees in Kampala struggling because of the socio-economic impact of lockdowns to contain the spread of…

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, partners involved in Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) in Somalia have started to explore what role CVA could play to address the economic impact and income loss. Evidence shows that the…

This learning brief looks Cash to Access Water (CAW) in Somaliland. Water markets exist, and they exist everywhere. In Somaliland, these markets are the ‘first responders’ to critical water needs during severe dry seasons and droughts.…

July 1, 2020 (KHARTOUM) - The Sudanese government announced on Wednesday the experimental launch of cash transfers programme to protect vulnerable families in the country ahead of economic reforms. In a joint statement, the ministry of finance,…