Yemen

Longitudinal study on the Multiplier Effect of Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance in Yemen

Yemen Humanitarian coordination and information management
December 2024
April 2025

This IMPACT 6 months project focuses on the understanding of the multiplier effect of the cash assistance and particularly analyzing how the multiplier changes over the course of various MPCA distributions and in different geographies. This new research will address the recommendations of the pilot study and will address the preliminary research questions.

Current projects

Provision of life-saving WASH services in Northern Syria and Yemen
Longitudinal study on the Multiplier Effect of Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance in Yemen
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