CFP

Overview of our PRoL Program's Cash for Protection

• Key aspects of our approach
• Operational strengths
• Improvement opportunities

• Regular Cash Committee Meetings

• Cash for Protection Distribution

1. Primary Method: Finance Department

Intervention Process Through PRoL Teams

2. Secondary Method: Third-Party (Hawalah)

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Cash Cases Identification

• Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM)

• One Month Post-Distribution Assessment

Our cash referrals are identified when our PRoL teams identify protection risks that cannot be addressed through our regular referrals and activities.

This approach is seeking to fill gaps in individuals' or households' needs, targeting protection risks unaddressed by other interventions

PRoL Teams Involved

Protection Monitoring Teams

Cash Referrals Tool

via Mobile Application

Emergency Team

Household Vulnerable Assessment Tool (HVA)

via Mobile Application

Case Management Team

CFP Tools

Challenges without Unified Cash for Protection Approach

Post-Distribution Assessment Tool

via Mobile Application

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Effectiveness and viability of the program could be compromised:

Opportunities to Improve

• Lack of Timely Response
• Operational Complexity (coordination challenges)
• Reduced The Holistic Understanding
• Emergency Response Delays
• Limited Trust and Cohesion

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1. Restructuring Criteria across Protection Programs

• Unified Criteria & Consistent Standards

2. Introducing Master Key Exception

• Special Cash Cases: requiring specific criteria from other protection programs when:

1- The location access or case authority is not possible through the primary program

2-Where other programs have met their capacity and can't accommodate new cases.

Positive Aspects & Program Solidity

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1. Stand-Alone Program Implementation by Protection Team

CFP Program Objectives

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• Enhanced Program Ownership
• Increased The Holistic Understanding
• Streamlined The Processes
• Efficient Assistance Delivery
• Emergency Response Capability
• Trust and Reliability

• Enhancing Safety and Security

• Facilitating Access to Services

• Mitigating Harmful Coping Mechanisms

2. Swift and Targeted Assistance through Protection Monitoring and Emergency Activities

• Efficient Response
• Provide Timely Protection Delivery
• Operational Flexibility (increased the capacity to address urgent cases)

Target Beneficiaries

• Displaced Families

• Female-Headed Households

• Elderly Individuals

• Persons with Disabilities

• Single Mothers

• People with Chronic Illnesses

Cash for Protection

NW Syria