Cash-based Responses in Emergencies

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Working Paper No. 4. Cash Transfers and High Food Prices: Explaining Outcomes on Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Programme (2010, background): “By contrast, cash transfers were seen as cost-efficient to deliver, incentivising agricultural production and market activity, and allowing recipients to meet a range Working Paper 004 www.future-agricultures.org3 of food and non-food needs (Creti and Jaspars 2006; Gelan 2006; Harvey 2007).”
What Do Nongovernmental Organizations Do (2007, unknown): “Voucher schemes have been implemented on a small scale (United Nations, 2003; Catholic Relief Services, 2006), but primarily in response to humanitarian disasters where “a strong body of evidence is starting to emerge that providing people with cash or vouchers works” (Harvey, 2007).”