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Cash and Voucher Assistance with Migrants in Latin America and the Caribbean: a review of practice
Ongoing research
Based on consultations with Cash Working Group leads and co-leads in LAC, the intersection of CVA and migration is considerable topic of interest across a number of contexts. Considering the global trends on humanitarian crises focusing on displaced populations, a report is likely to be of interest...
PTM con migrantes en América Latina y el Caribe: una revisión de la práctica
Ongoing research
Basado en consultas con líderes y co-líderes del Grupo de Trabajo de Transferencias Monetarias (GTM) en ALC, la intersección de los PTM y la migración es un tema considerable de interés en una serie de contextos. Teniendo en cuenta las tendencias mundiales sobre las crisis humanitarias centradas en...
Real-time Learning on Cash-Preparedness within the 2022 Horn of Africa Drought Response
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The study aims to elucidate what it takes to be effectively prepared for drought response using cash and voucher modalities and facilitate the incorporation of lessons from previous drought crises into the current response. The study is to be undertaken in a way that feeds into the ongoing drought...
Scaling the use of CVA
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The growth of humanitarian cash and voucher assistance (CVA) is regarded as one of the few drivers of change within the humanitarian system. Humanitarian stakeholders committed to ensuring the routine use of cash under the 2016 Grand Bargain framework. Despite sustained increases in the use of CVA since...
Review of CVA policy positions across the humanitarian system
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The CALP Network is commissioning research to gather an overview of current and evolving commitments of key stakeholders, to understand where individual organisational commitments align, explore differences, highlight gaps, and establish where new collective commitments could help drive forward further...
Cash Transfers for Refugees Scale-Up: Randomised Control Trial in Kiryandongo Refugee Camp, Uganda
Ongoing research
The results of the robust external impact evaluation will fill the evidence gap for use of large lump-sum cash transfers in protracted refugee settings, and conditional on the efficacy of the intervention, will assist future decision-making about cash programs by donors and implementing organisations,...
Community perceptions of CVA in Nigeria
Ongoing research
In Nigeria, the Cash Barometer builds on previous Ground Truth Solutions (GTS) surveys carried out since 2019 to inform the rapidly evolving humanitarian response. Over the next two years, it will ensure that quality perception data from cash recipients is available to and used by aid providers and...
Community perceptions of CVA in Somalia
Ongoing research
GTS will systematically track attitudes, perceptions, and preferences of CVA recipients to inform, support, and guide Cash and Voucher Assistance efforts in Somalia in line with the Affected Populations objectives established by the 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan. This builds on GTS’ ongoing work...
Financial Services in the Uganda Refugee Response: An Assessment of User Perspectives
Ongoing research
U-Learn, with support from the Uganda CWG, is conducting a Deep Dive assessment looking at user perspectives on financial services and assistance mechanisms. It will provide actors with robust information on how financial services and assistance are currently being used, what challenges exist to accessing...
Financial Inclusion and Digital Connectivity in Refugee Governance
Ongoing research
This three year research project asks how digital technologies and cash assistance are changing humanitarian aid to migrants and refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Greece and the UK. We focus on communication, cash and identity and we are particularly interested how displaced people and communities...