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Humanitarian Impact of Covid-19 in West and Central Africa
Policy paper
Produced by the Regional Inter-Sector Coordination Group for Humanitarian Affairs in West and Central Africa (R-ISCG), this document summarises the main impacts of Covid-19 on the population of the region and on ongoing humanitarian operations. The R-ISCG also wishes to put forward some key...
Connecting Humanitarian CVA with Government Social Safety Nets
Guidelines and Tools
The objectives of this document elaborated by the regional platform for Social Protection is to : Help actors at national level locate and analyse their countries in terms of context and systems; Identify key aspects to consider and guide national actors towards resources and tools; Support national...
Cost-Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness Study of UNICEF “Cash Plus” Interventions in Lebanon and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Policy paper
The combination of basic services delivery and cash transfers is known among humanitarian practitioner as “cash plus”. This approach represents a solid comparative advantage for UNICEF considering its footprint in basic services delivery as well as its commitment to scale up humanitarian cash...
Covid-19 WVI Cash, Voucher Programming Modalities
Guidelines and Tools
With the increasing number of affected countries, confirmed and suspected cases, and mortality rates in March 2020, a holistic humanitarian preparedness, response and recovery effort requires flexible adaptive tools. WVI, based on its strategic Cash Roadmap and Our Promise to serve the most vulnerable...
Minutes and recording from the WCAF regional CWG – 1 April 2020
Meeting minutes
Meeting on CVA and COVID19
Connecter l’Assistance Humanitaire sous forme de Transferts Monétaires (TM) aux Filets de Sécurité Sociale des Gouvernements
Guides et outils
Ce document élaboré par la Plateforme Régionale pour la Protection Sociale vise à : Aider les acteurs nationaux à situer leur pays et faire une analyse en termes de contexte et de systèmes ; Identifier les aspects clés à prendre en compte et guider les acteurs nationaux vers les ressources et les...
CVA and Gender in West and Central Africa
Event
Documentation de l’influence des transferts monétaires sur les normes et dynamiques de genre
Rapport
En février 2018, le CALP Network est ses partenaires ont organisé à Nairobi un symposium sur les transferts monétaires (TM) et le genre. Cette conférence a réuni des acteurs humanitaires et chercheurs travaillant sur ces thématiques dans différents contextes du continent africain, et a abouti à...
Core CVA training for programme staff-Burkina Faso
Formation
Compétences de base en transferts monétaires pour le personnel programme
Formation
Core CVA skills for programme staff – Chad
Formation
Compte-rendu du Cash Working Group du Mali du 27 février 2020
Report
Nigeria CWG technical coordinator job description
Guidelines and Tools
Nigeria CWG technical coordinator job description
Termes De Reference Du Co-Facilitateur Cash Working Group National
Guides et outils
La coordination stratégique de l’assistance monétaire au niveau national et la réflexion sur la part de l’assistance monétaire à usages multiples se sont amplifiées au courant des dernières années en RDC, en ligne avec leur part croissante dans le cadre plus large de l’assistance...
Compte-rendu du Cash Working Group du Nigeria du 28 novembre 2019
Report
Nigeria Cash Working Group (CWG) State Humanitarian Social Protection Forum Draft Terms of Reference (ToR)
Report
The frequency, nature and complexity of humanitarian crisis is changing. At the same time there is greater recognition of the link between pre existing vulnerabilities and people’s ability to cope and recover from the impacts of the crisis. These form some of the key factors that are influencing the...
Risks learning event recommendations – Dakar
Report
Risks learning event recommendations – Douala
Report
Atelier d’apprentissage sur les risques liés aux TM: recommendations de Douala
Rapport
Compte-rendu du Cash Working Group du Niger du 04 décembre 2019
Report
