This compendium is designed to be a valuable resource for global humanitarian actors who are working in Market Systems Development (MSD) programs already or who are planning to apply the MSD approach in humanitarian settings in the future.

This compendium is designed to inform the dialogue of humanitarian and development actors around the graduation concept applied in the refugee response in Uganda and provide an overview of ongoing projects.

These minimum standards look at the basic content and practices necessary for a training to qualify as a financial literacy training (FLT). These standards are developed to contribute to the promotion of FLT, and ultimately self-reliance in Uganda’s refugee response.

This criteria checklist is a support tool specifically designed to support actors with the Uganda refugee response.

This technical brief informs cash and voucher assistance donors, policy makers, implementers including humanitarian actors and financial service providers, and the Inter-Agency Cash Working Group about the common cash approach in the Uganda refugee response.

This learning brief offers critical reflections on whether a savings group in the Uganda refugee response is ready to go digital, on the objectives for pursuing digitization / digitalization, and on key challenges in making the shift.

UNCDF, the Uganda Inter-Agency Cash Working Group (CWG), and the Livelihoods and Resilience Sector Working Group (LRSWG) with support from U-Learn, organized a hybrid (online and in-person) workshop on Thursday, 28 April 2022.

This brief presents findings of the study on Financial Services and Humanitarian Mechanisms in the Uganda Refugee Response: An Assessment of User Perspectives in Uganda.

This learning brief concludes the Digital Financial Literacy Training (DFLT) learning review and provides an overview of what DFLT is already in place; it reflects the exchange of experience, practices and learning that happened between existing implementers.

This hybrid workshop brought together private sector, humanitarian and development actors, as well as policy makers to discuss cash and  voucher assistance harmonization and a common cash approach in the Uganda Refugee Response.