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    Insights/Somalia cash and voucher transfer programme
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    Somalia cash and voucher transfer programme

    Last updated:
    23 July 2015
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    Author:
    Catherine Longley

    This report was produced by the cash and voucher monitoring group.

    Coconut plantations in Zambezia province have been decimated in recent years by Lethal Yellow Disease. Photo: Kieran McConville / Concern Worldwide.
    Coconut plantations in Zambezia province have been decimated in recent years by Lethal Yellow Disease. Photo: Kieran McConville / Concern Worldwide.

    This report is the result of a unique partnership involving 14 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) providing cashbased interventions in response to famine and humanitarian emergency in South Central Somalia. 

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