Objective: Cash and Vouchers are increasingly seen as an important response mechanism in humanitarian and transitional contexts (see the Cash Learning Partnership http://www.cashlearning.org).

The objective of this course will be to provide practical training in assessing,designing, implementing and learning from cash and voucher based programmes in humanitarian assistance.

Target audience: The training is open to all members of NGOs, MFA, and Norad involved in management of humanitarian/transitional projects. Participants should be well experienced in programme design and management and interested in the possibilities of using cash and vouchers.

Registration: Please respond to Austen Davis on austen.davis@nrc.no by Thursday 14th April 15:00.

Please include name of organisation, name of candidate and a short preview of experience and responsibilities. The training is not limited to specific numbers per agency but the overallnumber of participants will be limited to a maximum of 25.

The training is supported by Norad and will be organised in conjunction with aMFA/Norad seminar to discuss the potential for cash and voucher based humanitarian and transitional assistance on the 4th May in Oslo.

NRC is a member of the steering committee of the Cash and Learning Partnership (CaLP) http://www.cashlearning.org