CALP network: presentation of the study ‘Cash and voucher assistance with indigenous and afrodescendant people: towards more equitable assistance’

This digital event will take place on 13th May. 

The aims of the event are to:

• present the main findings of the ‘Cash and voucher assistance with indigenous and afrodescendant people: towards more equitable assistance’ study
• provide a platform for discussion and reflection
• promote a collective reflection on the challenges and opportunities to ensure locally-led and people-centered assistance to ethnic communities.

The event is aimed at civil society organisations (CSOs), local, national and regional non-governmental organisations (NGOs), as well as other international actors involved in the provision of cash and voucher assistance. 

Key resources related to the importance of prioritising the inclusion of marginalised groups in social assistance (including cash and voucher assistance) include:

• Inclusion of marginalised groups in social assistance in crises
• Inclusion in crisis response, recovery and resilience
• The risks and outcomes of getting help for marginalised people: navigating access to social assistance in crises