Given the fact that cash is becoming an increasingly used modality in humanitarian interventions, coupled with the evolution of the funding model for cash assistance in Lebanon, the former LCC agencies find it important to give to cash consortia and cash actors the benefit of the unique experience that was developed in Lebanon over the past three years. As such, the lessons incorporates views shared by different partners within the consortium but not that of ECHO, the donor. This document serves to outline the experience of the Lebanon Cash Consortium, including achievements and lessons learnt, for use by other actors.

Tags: cash, cash transfers, cash-based interventions, crisis, debt, displaced persons, evaluation, gender, humanitarian, lessons, monitoring and evaluation, refugee/migrant, shelter, voucher, vulnerable populations