The Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of inflation and depreciation has been developed through a consultative and collaborative process facilitated by the CALP Network and led by the Donor Cash Forum (DCF). It is packed with examples from different contexts, and accompanied by 4 in-depth case studies (Lebanon, Yemen, South Sudan and Zimbabwe).
Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation
A compilation of good practices to assist humanitarian actors designing and implementing cash programmes, including multipurpose cash (MPC) and cash for sectoral outcomes.
The rationale for this document is the growing challenge of inflation and currency depreciation in contexts in which humanitarian cash assistance is being implemented and/or could be implemented.
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Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation: Case Study Lebanon
This case study accompanies CALP’s Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation. It is intended to illustrate the process of situational analysis,...
Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation: Case study South Sudan
This case study accompanies CALP’s Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation. It is intended to illustrate the process of situational analysis,...
Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation: Case Study Yemen
This case study accompanies CALP’s Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation. It is intended to illustrate the process of situational analysis,...
Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation: Case Study Zimbabwe
This case study accompanies CALP’s Good Practice Review on Cash Assistance in Contexts of High Inflation and Depreciation. It is intended to illustrate the process of situational analysis,...
