Proposed social protection pilot
A modest starting cohort. A rigorous learning agenda.
The initial humanitarian priority is vulnerable widowed mothers whose husbands died through war or conflict and who are raising dependent children without adequate household income.
Proposed delivery model
- Predictable household support
- Transparent vulnerability and eligibility assessment
- Support for children's education and basic welfare
- Safeguarding for women, children and vulnerable beneficiaries
- Beneficiary verification
- Accountable electronic payments where feasible
- Periodic household reviews
- Grievance and appeal route
- Outcome measurement and post-distribution monitoring
- Rigorous documentation of lessons, costs and results
Cohort size is not yet set
Feasibility, funding, safeguarding capacity, delivery partners and baseline research should determine a responsible starting size. No beneficiary totals or delivery results are claimed.
Measurement framework
Proposed outcomes to measure
01
Household food security
02
Children's education participation
03
Accommodation stability
04
Child and household welfare
05
Household resilience
06
Payment reliability
07
Safeguarding outcomes
08
Cost per household
A beneficiary journey designed for review
Step 1
Referral & assessment
Step 2
Human eligibility decision
Step 3
Support & monitoring
Step 4
Review, grievance or appeal
Responsible collaboration