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مساعدات النقد والقسائم وفيروس كورونا المستجدّ: تكييف آليّات التسليم
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بينما يقوم العاملون الميدانيون بتكييف برامجهم مع فيروس كورونا المستجد، يقوم الزملاء عبر المنظمات ذات...
كوفيد-19 والتحويلات النقدية في الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا: ما الممكن؟
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تقع بعض أكثر الأزمات الإنسانية تعقيدًا وطولًا في العالم في منطقة الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا. كانت هذه...
الحماية الاجتماعيّة والمساعدات الإنسانيّة النقديّة
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لم يسبق أن كانت قضيّة الحماية الاجتماعيّة لمساعدة الناس على مواجهة الصدمات أوضح ممّا هي عليه خلال أزمة...
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Screening recipients of humanitarian cash and voucher assistance: necessary precaution or wasted resources?
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Is screening the recipients of humanitarian cash and voucher assistance an effective way to mitigate against the perceived diversion risk that cash represents? If yes, how? If not, why are conversations growing on the topic? In a recent report for Oxfam and Bond, Nina Newhouse & colleagues from the London...
Market-based programming: Challenges and Recommendations from across CALP’s Network
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When it comes to market-based programming what's the best approach? CaLP's members have some great ideas including widening the scope of market monitoring, and making longer term market forecasts.
Cash and vouchers can improve health outcomes – but you must understand the challenges first
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In this blog, we focus on the challenges related to achieving health-related outcomes through Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) in humanitarian response. Using CVA to advance health outcomes is different from using CVA in other contexts and challenges practitioners to work in new...
A short history of cash and voucher assistance – 6 key lessons and observations
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How has cash and voucher assistance evolved? Why has the use of humanitarian cash and voucher assistance (CVA) increased so rapidly in recent years? How has it emerged from the fringes to become an established part of all major humanitarian responses? Four people who have travelled the CVA path reflect on...
Seven years of Cash and Voucher Assistance: Parting words of wisdom from two amazing CaLPies
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Cash and Voucher Assistance has changed dramatically over the past seven years. Nathalie Klein, CaLP’s Regional Representative for West Africa, and Sophie Tholstrup, CaLP’s Policy Coordinator have recently left the organisation after seven and three years respectively. But before saying their...
Cash in a COVID-19 crisis: Adapting approaches to assisting Jordan-based refugees
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How did cash actors delivering assistance to refugees in Jordan adapt to the COVID-19 crisis? What were the main challenges and did cash actors overcome these? Here to tell us more is André Dürr, an independent consultant specialising in cash transfers who recently carried out a study for CaLP.
Can Cash Transfers Help Syrian Refugees Manage Diabetes?
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Shannon Doocy, Associate Professor in the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health describes which combination of interventions resulted in the most effective diabetes treatment for Syrian refugees based in Jordan.
Data Responsibility in Cash and Voucher Assistance – a toolkit for 2021
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Linda Raftree, author of CaLP’s ‘Data Responsibility Toolkit for CVA Practitioners’, tells us about this new publication and what it means for people working in the field of cash and voucher assistance (CVA).
CVA, plus information: what happens when cash recipients are kept in the loop?
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Max Seilern and Hannah Miles from Ground Truth Solutions reveal the positive impacts of simply being more open about cash programming with cash recipients.
CaLP & CARE: Video on Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) and Gender
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CaLP’s first training video in Spanish developed in collaboration with CARE provides an overview of the relationship between gender and cash and voucher assistance (CVA) structured around the humanitarian project cycle. The video forms a module as part of UN Women’s Gender Equality in Humanitarian...