CEA and Cash
The Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement often uses humanitarian cash assistance to help people affected by a crisis. It is essential that we apply participatory approaches to our work, to make sure that we meet people’s needs and deliver cash according to the preferences of the communities we work with. If you wish to access information, tools, data, evidence and learning specific to humanitarian cash assistance visit cash-hub.org or access the online cash community of the Movement to discuss cash related topics and connect with cash practitioners of the Movement.
Key resources
8 April 2020
Cash and COVID-19 tools
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British Red CrossVisit the Cash Hub’s COVID-19 page to access best practice, learnings and tools to adapt CVA and protect those more at risk during the COVID-19 outbreak.
30 March 2020
Cash assistance in Lebanon: Accountability to affected populations
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CAMEALEONThis report aims to generate evidence on how cash and voucher assistance innovations and operational models are working in practice, including from the perspective of recipients. This report presents research…
3 July 2019
Community engagement in cash transfer programming
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IFRCA case study by the IFRC and Vietnam Red Cross, ‘Community Engagement in Cash Transfer Programming’, which details how CEA was integrated into a disaster response and recovery programme.
2 July 2019
Flyer – Earthquake seasonal support program
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IFRCThis flyer forms part of the IFRC’s Earthquake Seasonal Response Program. It provides advice on what people can buy with the cash grants the Red Cross provides to prepare for…
2 July 2019
User journeys for humanitarian cash transfers
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Ground TruthThis summary report from Ground Truth Solutions looks at users’ experiences of receiving cash transfers, and makes recommendations about how the process can be improved.
2 July 2019
Accountability in cash transfers
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Overseas Development InstituteA report from the High Level Panel on Humanitarian Cash Transfers entitled, ‘Doing cash differently: how cash transfers can transform humanitarian aid’.
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