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Asia-Pacific
Learn more about the cash programmes and work within the Asia-Pacific region, carried out by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Search different resources including case studies, photos, articles and evaluations below.
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27 March 2023
Actions in Livelihoods: Technical training and conditional cash transfers
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Livelihoods CentreThe Actions in Livelihoods guidance provides key information on interventions for recovery, strengthening, diversification and protection of livelihoods in different contexts. This chapter focuses on cash transfers in the context of the 2015 Nepal earthquake.
3 February 2023
Asia-Pacific Cash and Voucher Assistance Annual Report 2022
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IFRCThis report aims to provide a snapshot of the accomplishments of Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) in 2022. Guided by the Asia-Pacific Cash Roadmap 2022-2025 below are key highlights on the CVA implementation in 2022 and the progress made to some of the key indicators of the roadmap.
3 February 2023
Asia Pacific Cash Readiness Plan 2023
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IFRCThis document outlines the CVA Readiness Plan of the Asia-Pacific region, including cash preparedness initiatives projects
3 February 2023
Asia-Pacific Cash Community of Practice Terms of Reference
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IFRCThis resource outlines the Terms of Reference for the Asia-Pacific Cash Community of Practice
5 January 2023
Stories of Change: Cash stories from The Philippines
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Philippine Red CrossStories of Change: Cash stories from the Philippines Cash Working Group (PCWG) provides insight into the Cash Transfer Programming (CTP) of the Philippines Red Cross Society, particularly as a modality of assistance for disasters and emergencies.
27 December 2022
A community-led livelihoods approach in flood-prone areas of Bangladesh during COVID19 pandemic
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Bangladesh Red Crescent, IFRCThis case study examines how livelihood support provided by BDRCS and IFRC during COVID19 pandemic has strengthened the target families’ income-generating activities. The families acknowledged that the whole process had helped them to improve their resilience and that they were confident that future disasters, such as floods, would not affect their livelihoods as they had before.
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