NL-KVK-41236410-DIF2019 Dorcas Aid International <narrative xml:lang="EN">DIF2019 - 121 Personal Cash Aid (Dutch Innovation Fund)</narrative> Intended outcome: People affected meet their life-saving needs faster and have increased control, through direct support of donors, facilitated by NGOs, private sector and governments. Dorcas Aid International Rode Kruis / 510 Stichting Red een Kind TEAR fund Nederland stichting beheer subsidiegelden DRA Dorcas Aid International Program and Knowledge Support - Humanitarian Aid Anton van WIjk Disaster Response Coordinator +31(0)228 595900 a.vanwijk@dorcas.nl https://www.dorcas.nl 795855 795855 Grant from Blockgrantholder 30667 Dorcas Help a Child 30575 Dorcas Tear 32204 Dorcas 99419 Dorcas Rode Kruis 64340 Dorcas 45202 Dorcas 39823 Dorcas 79435 12111 26350 13089 10850 253499 58291 <narrative xml:lang="EN">01 Proposal (DIF call 2018)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">14 Annex 9 STRATEGY LUNCH #3</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">02 Evaluation of the DIF 121 Personal Cash Aid Project Final Report Prepared by Key Aid Consulting for Dorcas Aid International</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">03 Narrative report on project (DIF2019)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">04 Financial report on project (DIF2019)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">06 Annex 1 Scope change request</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">07 Annex 2 Contingency Plan By Dorcas, Tearfund, Red een Kind, Netherlands Red Cross, and partners</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">05 Financial audit report (external accountant)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">10 Annex 5 Insights co-design Malawi, Ethiopia Understanding the vulnerability and needs of the target group and helped shape the People Affected app.</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">15 Annex 10 Master Thesis A Self-Sovereign Identity for financially inclusive Cash-based Assistance The potential satisfaction of Customer Due Diligence in Malawi and Kenya Jan Meyling M.Sc. Public Policy and Human Development Maastricht Graduate School of Governance Date submitted: 10.04.2019</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">13 Annex 8 Initial Protection Findings Learning from Netherlands 121 Pilot implementation - Produced by Help a Child</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">17 Annex 12 Master thesis submitted to Delft University of Technology in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE in Complex Systems Engineering & Management Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management by M.F. Bouwens</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">11 Annex 6 this document is not published due to confidentiality</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">16 Annex 11 Reflection Paper: Money Flows and Blockchains in Aid Prepared for Disberse by Paul Currion, 18 November 2020</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">12 Annex 7 Protection review Protection recommendations for the 121 application, referral app and helpdesk</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">08 Annex 3 121 Product Roadmap 121 platform for cash and voucher assistance in emergencies</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">09 Annex 4 Research cash allocation algorithm</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Result 2. Multiple donation and last-mile payment interfaces developed and end-to-end system piloted in different humanitarian contexts 2.1: donation modules integrated 2.2: 1 campaign executed to raise funds for cash payments 2.3: 1 last-mile payment solutions integrated 2.4: 1 successful pilots of end-to-end system in the Netherlands 2.5: 200 people received vouchers through the 121 system</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">2.5: 200 people received vouchers through the 121 system</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">2.4: 1 successful pilots of end-to-end system in the Netherlands</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">2.2: 1 campaign executed to raise funds for cash payments</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">2.1: donation modules integrated</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">2.3: 1 last-mile payment solutions integrated</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Result 1. A scalable kernel system that allows humanitarian organizations to initiate direct cash programs in a transparent, inclusive and efficient way is operational and accessible for DRA members 1.1: 121 kernel system, ready, piloted and accessible for DRA members 1.2: 200 people registered through the 121 kernel system with a digital identity</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">1.2: 200 people registered through the 121 kernel system with a digital identity</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">1.1: 121 kernel system, ready, piloted and accessible for DRA members</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Result 5. Learning and knowledge shared openly and scale-up phase prepared 5.1 Technical and data responsibility review of the system executed and results incorporated in further system development 5.2 Learning and knowledge shared in the humanitarian sector 5.3 Develop scale-up plan</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">5.1 Technical and data responsibility review of the system executed and results incorporated in further system development</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">5.2 Learning and knowledge shared in the humanitarian sector</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">5.3 Develop scale-up plan</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Result 3. A strong open source collaboration of humanitarian organizations and developers is in place that facilitates further development and sector wide acceptance and scalability 3.1 Develop and launch an open source license 3.2 Set up a support group of donors NGOs and developers to facilitate sector wide acceptance and scalability</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">3.2 Set up a support group of donors NGOs and developers to facilitate sector wide acceptance and scalability</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">3.1 Develop and launch an open source license</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Result 4. Protection risks identified, mitigation measures proposed and linkages established to Protection services 4.1 Research to ensure “Do No Harm’ and mitigation of protection risks 4.2 Link the system to complementary protection services</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">4.1 Research to ensure “Do No Harm’ and mitigation of protection risks</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">4.2 Link the system to complementary protection services</narrative>