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Synthesis of Evaluative Evidence on UNHCR’s Cash Based Interventions, October 2020

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Evaluation Brief

Background

This short paper summarises the synthesized evidence and high-level findings across UNHCR’s Evaluation Service’s work on Cash-Based Interventions (CBIs). Links to the evaluations consulted for this synthesis are included at the end of the document.

1. Appropriateness of CBIs

Across a set of varied refugee settings, including primarily camp-based, urban and transitory populations, our evaluative evidence demonstrates that CBIs are an appropriate and viable modality to meet basic needs and support a dignified life. The evaluations show that CBI modalities are flexible enough to be applied successfully in different contexts and can be adapted through a blanket or a vulnerability targeting strategy.