Knowledge Matters – Education: Access, quality and wellbeing
This issue of Knowledge Matters captures the experiences and learning from Concern's Education Programmes, focusing on the three outcomes of access, quality and wellbeing.
Cash-based assistance in Concern 2017
This report summarises the scale and scope of cash modalities used within Concern in 2017. Data was compiled through our 2017 annual reports.
As part of the graduation programme Odette Ndagijimana (23) received a monthly cash transfer on her mobile phone. Photo: Chris de Bode/Panos Pictures for Concern Worldwide.
Concern Worldwide as other humanitarian and development agencies is increasingly providing assistance in the form of cash to achieve programmatic objectives. The experience gained by Concern and other organisations shows that generally, where it is feasible and appropriate to do so, monetary assistance can have more positive outcomes for recipients than traditional assistance provided in-kind.
In order to better understand the scale and scope of our cash use, cash modalities are now captured in annual reporting. The following report is based on the data from our 2017 annual reports.
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