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WELCOME !

Service provider name Name of the programme TRAINING FOR Provider senior Management and staff. WELCOME !. Overview of the training. Presentation of the International Red Cross an Red Crescent Movement The programme What is the programme? How does it work?

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WELCOME !

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  1. Service provider name Name of the programme TRAINING FOR Provider senior Management and staff WELCOME !

  2. Overview of the training • Presentation of the International Red Cross an Red Crescent Movement • The programme • What is the programme? • How does it work? • Encashment provider responsibilities • XXX Red Cross / Red Crescent responsibilities • What not to do • Comments and suggestions

  3. The Red Cross Red Crescent Movement

  4. The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement • Largest humanitarian network in the world • 90 millions volunteers • More than 185 National Societies around the world – present in almost all countries • Four Peace Nobel Prizes (1901, 1918, 1945, 1963) • Observatory Member of the United Nations

  5. Principles and Values of the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement VALUES • Life protection • Respect • Non-discrimination • Mutual understanding • Friendship • Cooperation • Voluntary service • Solidarity • Friendly environment PRINCIPLES • Humanity • Impartiality • Neutrality • Independence • Voluntary service • Unity • Universality

  6. Presentation of Host National Society Mission of Host National Society Main areas of activity

  7. Presentation of host NS activities in the country Examples of intervention areas:

  8. Introduction to the programme Name of the programme

  9. Programme overview What is the programme? Objective: Locations: When:

  10. Programme overview (2) Who? What? How?

  11. Financial process (example) • Information on the role of the service provider in terms of the transaction process

  12. Cash transfer modality (example) Insert valid photos

  13. Roles and responsibilities of provider • Customers with proper IDs will be received at all provider locations. • Before disbursing the cash grant and/or distribution in-kind commodities, ensure recipient presents: • valid ID • valid beneficiary card • valid XXX that includes the transaction ID Number.

  14. Valid forms of ID Insert photos of valid IDs

  15. Roles and responsibilities of provider (2) • Ensure there is adequate security at provider locations • Ensure that there are the same security standards and verification standards at all branches (if one branch is more relaxed in security and verifications, then word gets around and more people tend to flock to that branch)

  16. Important points • Expiry date • Do not utilize personal information of beneficiaries (name, telephone number) for any other business, this information is strictly confidential. • The beneficiary should not pay any charge to the provider.

  17. Special cases (examples) • If the beneficiary does not have official ID: • If there is an error on the XXX (beneficiary name or ID number) • In case of problems, contact persons are:

  18. XXX Red Cross / Red Crescent Roles and Responsibilities • Provide beneficiary information to provider and plan the distribution process • Monitor provider agencies: • Observe encashment process and security concerns • Collect beneficiary perspectives • If necessary, provide feedback on the encashment process to senior provider management

  19. What not to do… • Do not be careless in verifying beneficiary identification information • Do not forget to inform the Red Cross Red Crescent of difficulties at branches – technical or other • Do not be rude to beneficiaries

  20. Questions? • Questions ? Comments? Suggestions? • During the programme, for all questions on the programme, eligibility of beneficiaries etc.: refer to contact persons

  21. Thank you for coming today!

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