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Género e inclusión

El género, la edad, las capacidades y otras características individuales o específicas del contexto presentan diferentes oportunidades y retos para proporcionar PTM a las personas en crisis de forma digna.

Los agentes humanitarios reconocen cada vez más las necesidades y limitaciones específicas de las personas con capacidades diferentes, las personas mayores, las personas de distinto sexo, en particular las mujeres, y las personas en movimiento. Paralelamente, se aprecia cada vez más la necesidad de adoptar medidas adaptadas y sensibles que garanticen su inclusión efectiva.

Apoyar las necesidades de las diversas personas con PTM va más allá de convertirlas en un grupo objetivo; se trata de un compromiso significativo, un diseño y una implementación intencionados, y un ajuste del programa para satisfacer las necesidades de los diferentes grupos con dignidad. Los enfoques inclusivos van de la mano de la ayuda centrada en las personas.

Prioridades actuales

La CALP Network seguirá animando a los actores de los programas de transferencias monetarias a que amplíen su enfoque para ser más inclusivos y defiendan una comprensión más completa de cómo los PTM pueden ir más allá de la noción de “no hacer daño” para abordar adecuadamente las necesidades de personas diversas de manera segura y digna.

Trabajaremos para elevar las experiencias e iniciativas sobre PTM y género, PTM inclusivos de la discapacidad, trabajando con diferentes etnias e identidades culturales, grupos minoritarios, personas con diversas identidades sexuales y grupos de edad.

CALP también se esforzará por hacer su trabajo lo más accesible posible.

Últimos recursos

Review of Food for Peace Market-Based Emergency Food Assistance Programs: Democratic Republic of Congo Case Study Report

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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) case illustrates the complexity and diversity of contexts within which program design and implementation occurs. It highlights the need for provincial-scale assessments, local market monitoring, and flexibility to pivot to different modalities depending on changing...

January 2018

Optimizing Benefits and Mitigating Risks of Integrating Cash-Based Initiatives and GBV Programming: Case Studies from Irbid and Mafraq, Jordan

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This case study provides an overview of assessment and monitoring activities
conducted by Mercy Corps and the International Rescue Committee in partnership with the Women’s Commission to: a. mainstream gender-based violence (GBV) considerations in cash-based interventions b. utilize cash within a GBV...

2018

Review of Food for Peace Market-Based Emergency Food Assistance Programs: Haiti Case-Study Report

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Haiti is a very low-income country with a degraded ecological setting that faces repeated threats from multiple hazards. It is an excellent example of Food for Peace (FFP) linking emergency and development funding through the Kore Lavi Title II program that serves as a model for the national social...

January 2018

Multi-purpose Cash and Protection for South Sudanese Refugees in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement: A Learning Event Report

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This paper will present evidence on how cash transfers empowers conflict affected populations. The evidence is based on two projects implemented by DCA in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Uganda. Furthermore, the paper present evidence on how the two projects successfully linked cash and protection. 14, 520...

2018

Review of Food for Peace Market-Based Emergency Food Assistance Programs: Jordan/Turkey Case Study Report

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Syria regional crisis: The response to the Syria regional crisis exemplifies the challenges and opportunities involved with delivering food assistance in a widespread, largely urban refugee and internally displaced persons (IDP) crisis affecting middle-income countries. This case study focuses on...

January 2018

More Phones, More Transfers? A case study from Save the Children’s Emergency Food Security Program using Mobile Money in Bari, Nugaal, & Hiran Regions of Somalia

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In 2016-2017, with funding from USAID/FFP, Save the Children implemented a project targeting over 10,000HH the Bari, Nugaal, and Hiran regions of Somalia with monthly cash transfers using Mobile Money a partnership with Golis and Hormuud. The project sought to improve the food security situation in the...

November 2017

Final Evaluation of the DiRECT Response Emergency Cash Transfer Programme in Zambia

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In the past two years (2015 and 2016), Zambia experienced relatively harsh climatic conditions characterised by disruptive rains and the negative impact of El Nino weather patterns. Districts in the southern and western regions of the country were most affected. Many farmers in the affected regions were...

28 agosto 2017

Will Elders Provide for Their Grandchildren? Unconditional Cash Transfers and Educational Expenditures in Bolivia

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This paper takes advantage of repeated cross-section household surveys and a sharp discontinuity created by the introduction of an unconditional cash transfers to elders.The paper evaluates the impact of these cash transfers on the educational expenditures for children within a household. The analysis...

August 2017

Early Lessons Learnt from Cash Transfer Interventions in Post Matthew Haiti

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This technical report has twofold purposes, firstly to describe the main international evidence on cash transfer programing pertinent for the Haitian post Matthew emergency context; and secondly, to document the main lessons that can be learnt from the UNDP post Matthew cash transfer intervention. The...

May 2017

The Potential of Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) to Empower Women and Improve Women’s Nutrition: a five country study

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From June 2016 to April 2017, a five-country study to explore the potential of WFP’s Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) programmes to empower women and improve women’s nutrition was conducted by WFP. The purpose of the study was to: 1. Assess changes (outcomes or impacts) that relate to women’s...

2017

Electronic Transfers in Humanitarian Assistance and Uptake of Financial Services

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The Electronic Cash Transfer Learning Action Network (ELAN) undertook case studies on humanitarian electronic transfer (‘e-transfer’) projects in Ethiopia, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. The case studies examine the extent to which: recipients used digital financial services (e.g. money transfers, savings,...

2017

Cash Grants for Schools and Pupils can Increase Enrolment & Attendance Despite Ongoing Conflict: Findings from South Sudan

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This paper makes use of a unique, real-time national dataset on school enrolment and attendance in South Sudan to provide estimates of the effect of school capitation grants and cash transfers for girls.

2017

Policy Briefing: Electronic Transfers in Humanitarian Assistance and Uptake of Financial Services

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The Electronic Cash Transfer Learning Action Network (ELAN) undertook case studies on humanitarian electronic transfer (‘e-transfer’) projects in Ethiopia, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. The case studies examine the extent to which: recipients used digital financial services (e.g. money transfers, savings,...

2017

The effect of financial aid from UK Aid Girls’ Education South Sudan programme and EU IMPACT programme to education in South Sudan in 2017

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This paper is an update to the previous Girls’ Education South Sudan working paper that looked at the effect of financial interventions (capitation grants and girl’s cash transfers) by Girls’ Education South Sudan, a collaboration of UK Aid and the Ministry of General Education and Instruction,...

2017

How to Make ‘Cash Plus’ Work: Linking Cash Transfers to Services and Sectors

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The broad-ranging benefits of cash transfers are now widely recognized. However, the evidence base highlights that they often fall short in achieving longer-term and second-order impacts related to nutrition, learning outcomes and morbidity.In recognition of these limitations, several ‘cash...

2017

Cash for Education: A global review of UNHCR programmes in refugee settings

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This review provides an overview of the use of cash assistance in 45 cash-related education programmes in 21 UNHCR operations. It highlights the key opportunities and challenges with the use of cash for education and provides key direction for future programming and related protection considerations....

2017

Humanitarian Cash Transfers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Evidence from UNICEF’s ARCC II Programme

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From March 2013 to September 2015, UNICEF and three partner organizations (Concern Worldwide, Mercy Corps, and Solidarités International), collaborated to deliver what was at the time the single-largest unconditional cash transfer programme for humanitarian response in the Democratic Republic of the...

2017

Can Conditional Cash Transfers improve the uptake of nutrition interventions and household food security? Evidence from Odisha’s Mamata scheme

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There is considerable global evidence on the effectiveness of cash transfers in improving health and nutrition outcomes; however, the evidence from South Asia, particularly India, is limited. In the context of India where more than a third of children are undernourished, and where there is considerable...

2017

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