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Suivi des transferts monétaires

Nous nous sommes engagé·es à renforcer l’échelle et la qualité des transferts monétaires, mais nous devons nous accorder sur une approche partagée de collecte et d’analyse des données si nous voulons mesurer nos progrès.

Les signataires du Grand Bargain se sont engagés à accroître leur utilisation des transferts monétaires, et à utiliser des marqueurs communs pour mesurer cette tendance. Bien que le volume de transferts monétaires commence à être suivi plus efficacement, des difficultés techniques et stratégiques persistent. Ces difficultés incluent :

  • la définition des données à collecter et de la raison de le faire ;
  • l’utilisation constante des catégories de données et des systèmes ;
  • la prise en charge des lacunes des systèmes de reporting en place, souvent non conçus pour inclure ou ventiler transferts monétaires, coupons et autres modalités ;
  • le passage d’un accord à propos des catégories standard pour le reporting, afin d’éviter toute lacune ou incohérence au niveau des données.

Priorités actuelles

De 2017 à 2019, le CALP Network a co-piloté le chantier auxiliaire du Grand Bargain sur le suivi des transferts monétaires avec la DG ECHO, dans l’optique principalement de convenir d’exigences minimales pour le suivi des transferts monétaires. Ces exigences incluent l’intégration des transferts monétaires dans les principaux systèmes et plateformes de reporting inter-organisations, à savoir le Financial Tracking Service (FTS) de l’OCHA, le module des projets du HPC, la norme relative à l’utilisation des données de l’Initiative internationale pour la transparence de l’aide et le reporting portant sur les 3W (Who does What, Where). Le chantier auxiliaire du Grand Bargain sur le suivi des transferts monétaires a maintenant été fusionné avec le chantier auxiliaire sur l’efficience, l’efficacité et l’optimisation des ressources, que le CALP Network va continuer à co-piloter.

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Guide Pratique Des Programmes De Transferts Monetaires En Situations D’urgence

Rapport

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More than roads: Using markets to feed the hungry in Nepal

Report

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Cash Preparedness in Vietnam

Presentation

A presentation from the the CALP Network Global Learning Event, addressing Save the Children’s Preparedness in Vietnam Bangkok, February 16-17, 2011. Topics include: Emergency preparedness Cash intervention design Lessons learned

2011

Voucher Fairs: A Quick Delivery Guide (screen version)

Guidelines and Tools

A Quick Delivery Guide to using voucher fairs to implement a market-based emergency response.  Prepared as a practical tool, this guide provides a brief synthesis of the necessary preconditions and advantages and disadvantages of using voucher fairs.  It also provides practical implementation tips.

2011

CCT Programmes and Women’s Empowerment in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador

Report

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2011

Oxfam Programme Quality Standards: Cash transfer programmes (CTPs)

Guidelines and Tools

Through its Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) work, Oxfam aims to meet immediate food needs and protect livelihoods, whilst contributing to the longer term economic recovery of disaster affected populations and increasing their resilience to future shocks. Oxfam believes that...

2011

Cash Transfer Programme West Sumatra Earthquake Response

Presentation

A presentation addressing the Cash Transfer Programme of the West Sumatra Earthquake Response. Includes slides on: Project design and post distribution monitoring. Presented by : Puspasari Indra East Asia Regional Technical Coordinator

2011

Helpdesk Research Report: Financing and Cost-effectiveness of Cash Transfer Schemes

Report

Query: What does the evidence base on the costing, financing and cost effectiveness of cash transfer schemes tell us? Cash transfers are a form of social assistance in which money or cash-like instruments (e.g. vouchers) are distributed to vulnerable individuals or households. They can vary in targeting...

2011

Emergency Livelihood Recovery Intervention (ELRI): Fafi District – Garissa County – North Eastern Kenya

Report

The Emergency Livelihood Recovery Intervention (ELRI) was implemented by Horn Relief with funding from OFDA. The Emergency Livelihood Recovery Intervention (ELRI) took place between January 2010 and April 2011; it was designed to address the immediate food security needs of the drought-stricken population...

2011

Cash transfer mechanisms and disaster preparedness in the Philippines

Report

The use of cash to deliver assistance in case of humanitarian emergency remains a relatively new approach in the Philippines, and aid agencies are at the early stages of developing guidelines, policies and organizational capacity to implement cash projects. Project managers lack support and guidance with...

2011

EMMA – Wajir, Kenya

Report

Mercy Corps conducted an adapted Emergency Market Mapping and Analysis (EMMA) assessment in Wajir County of Kenya from 2-6 August 2011. The assessment was organized as a response to the hunger crisis resulting from the worst drought in the region in the last 60 years. The EMMA methodology was adapted...

2011

Support to Economic Recovery of Urban Households in Karoi town, Zimbabwe (the CALP Network Case Study)

Report

In the urban area of Karoi, Zimbabwe, Save the Children combined cash for work with livelihoods support to meet the immediate food needs and support the economic recovery of poor families. The project used smart cards to transfer cash to beneficiaries, which proved to be an appropriate payment...

2011