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9 June 2021
Digital identity: enabling dignified access to humanitarian services in migration
This report sheds light on the needs and concerns of people on the move when it comes to identification, based on interviews with a range of migration experts and stakeholders. The report also makes specific recommendations for organisations contemplating the use of digital technology to identify the migrants they serve.
25 May 2021
Video on the Househould Economic Security (HES)
This short video gives and overview of how HES findings are a useful tool for selecting and identifying vulnerable groups for inclusion into a variety of programmes, based on their food and income sources and capacity to withstand livelihood related contextual risks.
25 May 2021
Digital Identity: An Analysis for the Humanitarian Sector
Through a series of expert interviews and case studies, this report delves into the humanitarian contexts where organisations are already piloting digital ID solutions, looking at technical, ethical, and sustainability considerations. It shows that digital ID has great potential for use in the humanitarian sector, with benefits to organisations and affected communities alike, while also outlining its limitations and the challenges to overcome.
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Cash and livelihoods
Cash assistance can be an effective way to protect, restore, or enhance livelihoods which enable people to become self-sufficient and improve wellbeing for current and future generations. Discover more about cash and livelihoods on this section.
Cash and health
Explore this page for resources linked to latest evidence, learning and technical aspects of the use of CVA as a tool for health programming in the Movement.
Cash in Emergencies Toolkit
The Cash in Emergencies Toolkit has been devised by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to make tools, practical guidance and minimum standards easily accessible to staff and volunteers.
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