CALP Network
CALP Network[edit]
The CALP Network is a global partnership of humanitarian actors engaged in policy, practice, and research related to cash and voucher assistance (CVA) in humanitarian contexts. The network aims to improve the quality and scale of CVA to enhance the effectiveness of humanitarian responses.
History[edit]
The CALP Network was established in response to the growing recognition of the importance of cash and voucher assistance in humanitarian aid. Over the years, it has evolved to become a leading platform for knowledge sharing, capacity building, and advocacy in the field of CVA.
Objectives[edit]
The primary objectives of the CALP Network include:
- Advocacy: Promoting the use of cash and voucher assistance as a standard practice in humanitarian responses.
- Capacity Building: Providing training and resources to humanitarian actors to enhance their ability to implement CVA effectively.
- Research and Learning: Facilitating research to generate evidence on the impact and effectiveness of CVA.
- Coordination: Enhancing coordination among humanitarian actors to improve the delivery of cash and voucher assistance.
Activities[edit]
The CALP Network engages in a variety of activities to achieve its objectives:
- Workshops and Training: Organizing workshops and training sessions for humanitarian practitioners to build their skills in CVA.
- Publications: Producing guidelines, reports, and case studies to disseminate knowledge and best practices.
- Conferences and Events: Hosting conferences and events to bring together stakeholders from across the humanitarian sector to discuss and advance CVA.
Membership[edit]
The CALP Network is composed of a diverse range of members, including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, donors, and private sector partners. Membership is open to any organization committed to advancing the use of cash and voucher assistance in humanitarian contexts.
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