Government uptake of cash transfer programming

Trends, characteristics and potential implications for international humanitarian actors in emergency response

• From: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
• Published: 1 December 2014

• Document Type: Research Paper
• Theme: Humanitarian Disasters and Emergencies
• Authors: Pearson, I, Jowett, E, Bayley, S

Abstract

This thematic report has been undertaken as part of a 2013 research study entitled, Is Cash Transfer Programming ‘Fit for the Future’? The research was commissioned by the Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) and undertaken by the Humanitarian Futures Programme (HFP), King’s College London. The overall project intends to understand how changes in the broader global and humanitarian landscape may evolve in the future (up to 2025), and how these changes might shape cash transfer programming (CTP).

Citation

Pearson, l. Jowett, E. and Bayley, S. (2014) ‘Government uptake of cash transfer programming Trends, characteristics and potential implications for international humanitarian actors in emergency response’. London: Cash Learning Partnership

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Government uptake of cash transfer programming Trends, characteristics and potential implications for international humanitarian actors in emergency response

Published 1 December 2014