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Digital Cash Transfers for Emergency Response: Lessons From Cameroon

This research shares findings from an evaluation in 2021 documenting lessons learned from digital government-to-people (G2P) payments to eighty thousand beneficiaries, mostly women, in Cameroon.

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Improving Humanitarian Payments Through Digital Innovation: Challenges and Opportunities

This report offers research-based analysis and practical advice for humanitarian agencies on the advantages and areas for growth of five key financial technologies in digital payments: mobile money, artificial intelligence, distributed ledger technology (i.e. blockchain), super platforms and QR codes.

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Digital Finance & the COVID-19 Crisis

Can digital finance help to overcome the immediate challenges presented by the pandemic?
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Navigating the Shift to Digital Humanitarian Assistance

Lessons from the International Rescue Commitee’s Experience
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Mobilising Cash and Voucher Assistance Programmes: The Case for Mobile Money

Recommendations for effective and efficient use of mobile money in humanitarian contexts
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Paving the Way for Digital Financial Services in Jordan: Market and Regulatory Assessment of Payments and Remittances

Studying the developmental impact of remittances in countries with humanitarian crises
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Landscape Report: Mobile Money, Humanitarian Cash Transfers and Displaced Populations

Exploring the potential of cash-based interventions delivered via mobile wallet
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Electronic Transfers in Humanitarian Assistance and Uptake of Financial Services: A Synthesis of ELAN Case Studies

Can humanitarian e-transfers contribute to financial inclusion?
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Can E-transfers Promote Financial Inclusion in Emergencies: A Case Study from Ethiopia

Looking at the use of mobile money among cash transfer recipients
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Can E-transfers Promote Financial Inclusion in Emergencies: A Case Study from Bangladesh

What are the critical barriers to uptake and usage of mobile money among cash transfer recipients?