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22 مايو 2023

Humanitarian Outcomes estimates that there were around 5,000 organizations in the humanitarian system in 2021. These figures are likely an underestimate, particularly if we include the role played by local organizations in relation to protection referrals and referrals for other types of humanitarian services. The rapid increase in the use of multipurpose cash as a modality presents a challenge to the sectoral approach to coordination. This use case explores the demand for greater interoperability and/or sharing of data on which organizations can provide what kind of assistance to which people.

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22 مايو 2023

Adoption of cash and voucher assistance (CVA) by the humanitarian community has consistently increased over the last six years. It is likely that the numbers will continue to grow. With large transfer volumes, even a small fraction of duplicate payments may add up to large sums of money with high opportunity costs. In practical terms this means that some people in urgent need of support may not be assisted due to the limited resources available. This use case explores the challenge of ensuring organizations do not duplicate assistance or create gaps in supporting eligible people, families or households.

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22 مايو 2023

The landscape mapping report is divided into five separate reports. The overview report covers high-level drivers and challenges, opportunities for improving the interoperability of systems and data sharing in the context of cash and voucher assistance (CVA). The four separate ‘use case’ reports (in the 'same Projects' block) relate to ‘pain points’ in the overall CVA business process.

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27 مارس 2023

The Uganda Red Cross and the IFRC, with support from the Dignified Identity in Cash Assistance (DIGID) Consortium, explored opportunities and risks of digital credentials to establish eligibility for cash assistance in the context of migration for internally displaced people affected by floods in Bukedea district, Uganda.

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27 مارس 2023

The Kenya Red Cross Society and IFRC with the support of the Dignified Identity in Cash Assistance (DIGID) Consortium explored opportunities and risks of digital credentials to establish eligibility for continuity of health care in migration context in the Kakuma-Kalobeyei refugee integrated settlements in Kenya.

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27 مارس 2023

This report summarizes the journey and achievements of the Dignified Identity in Cash Assistance (DIGID) consortium to develop, test and validate the humanitarian digital identity concept it launched in 2019 in cash assistance and continuity of health care, and in migration contexts in Kenya and Uganda. With support from the Kenya Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross and Save the Children Kenya, the consortium transitioned the DIGID solution from pilot to scale and conducted user consultations with key stakeholders, implemented pilot and simulation projects, published research and lessons learnt reports, and engaged in discussions with other humanitarian thought leaders to share knowledge. Read the report to learn more.

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