This session will focus on the EU and its partners’ experience using cash as a modality of delivery, using Yemen as case study. We will discuss ways of further improving the quality of the humanitarian response using interoperable lists of beneficiaries and referral systems, that could increase impact, complementarity of humanitarian programmes and better sequencing between emergency and longer-term assistance.
Building Foundation for Development BFD participates in the global humanitarian Talk Nexus, quality & inter-operability: building a success story of cash in Yemen in presence of Mr.Nestor Owomuhangi, a representative of UNFPA , Yemen ,Mr.Mark Gordon, a WFP’s Deputy Country Director (Programmes) in Yemen, Ms. Taline , a Country Director with Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and Hamzah Alsanafi , RRM Project Manager from Building Foundation for Development BFD
