By the end of the training, participants are expected to be able to:

1. Demonstrate general knowledge of CVA and develop CVA responses in a disaster scenario using assessment information and response analysis tools.

2. Design CVA programs using tools for set-up and implementation, including Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA), working with Financial Service Providers, distribution, and encashment.

3. Include risk assessment, mitigation measures, and cash monitoring processes throughout the program.

It is KEY that you complete the following online trainings available on the IFRC Learning Platform:

1. Introduction to Cash Transfer Programming (2 hours)

2. Market Assessments: Rapid Assessment of Markets (RAM) (1 hour)

Since the course will include limited formal instruction, please make sure to (re)familiarize yourself with the following resources before it begins. 

1. The Cash in Emergencies Toolkit (including the overview document)

2. The RAM guidelines

If you face any issues with "Introduction to Cash Transfer Programming" (due to Flash Player), kindly go to Kaya Connect and take the following alternative training instead: Cash and Voucher Assistance – The Fundamentals (3-4 hours).