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The State of the World’s Cash Report

This major publication from the CALP Network aims to provide a neutral and critical analysis of the current state of cash and voucher assistance (CVA) globally, including the extent to which it is contributing to quality in programming and outcomes for people in need.

February 2018 — By Ruth McCormack, Alex Jacobs, Gabrielle Smith, Arushi Chopra, Aarsh Vir Gupta, Thomas Abell

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The CALP Network’s first State of the World’s Cash Report aimed to understand:

  • What progress has been made in delivering the Grand Bargain commitments on cash?
  • How much humanitarian aid is provided as cash and vouchers?
  • Which organisations are leading the way, and why?
  • What are the barriers and what will drive more progress?

Co-authored with Accenture Development Partnerships, the report provides an up to the minute overview of the state of cash transfer programming in humanitarian aid.

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State of the World’s Cash Report Launch Events

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25 January-11 July 2018 9:00-17:00 / English

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Join us at ODI on 1 February 2018 for the launch of the 2018 State of the World's Cash Report. The State of the World's Cash report critically analyses the current state of CTP in humanitarian aid, and the extent to which commitments have been achieved, in order to provide shared insights that can accelerate progress.

15 January 2018

#SOWC2018 Launch Event and Webinar for the Asia Region, 16 May

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The CALP Network will launch the State of the World’s Cash report in the Asia region through a dedicated event with the Regional Cash Working Group. More information and details of how to join here.

14 May 2018