Procurement Tools and Templates
The delivery of cash assistance often requires a third party such as a bank, a mobile phone company or a voucher vendor to be integrated into the process to deliver to the “last mile”. The selection and the evaluation of these suppliers is critical as their performance has a direct impact on the quality of the assistance. Procurement processes help to ensure that the appropriate supplier is selected, and allow to manage risks and to offer a set of checks and balances. They are key to select services that enable recipients to receive the right assistance in the right way, have sufficient cash out points and liquidity, can reach people in a timely manner, are compliant with local financial regulations, and have sufficient coverage.
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An online course to build or refresh skills related to procuring financial services providers to deliver CVA is now available to staff and volunteers of the Movement (supporting programme, logistics and/or procurement):
- Click here to access the “Cash Assistance through Financial Service Providers Training“, a 90 minute on-line modular training outlining critical steps and tools to successfully contract an appropriate FSP.
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21 May 2021
Cash Hub Webinar 21: Slides
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Cash HubA series of slides used during the 21st Webinar of the Cash Hub series with information on contracting and working with Financial Service Providers (FSPs) and examples from ICRC, the Sierra Leone Red Cross and the British Red Cross.
21 May 2021
Recording of Cash Hub webinar 21
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Cash HubRecording of the 21st Cash Hub webinar, during which ICRC, the Sierra Leone Red Cross and BRC shared experiences, challenges and learning from contracting and working with Financial Service Providers (FSPs).
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