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Review and Analysis of Identification and Registration Systems in Protracted and Recurrent Crises
Authors Dr. Emrys Schoemaker, Ric Goodman, Chloe Messenger, Rachael Steller
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This briefing note highlights key observations and recommendations from a research study on the use of identification and registration Management Information Systems (MIS) throughout humanitarian response, including protracted and recurrent crises and transitional contexts, and incipient government participation in social protection transfers. The research explores the feasibility of humanitarian aid MIS being designed to link with social protection systems and to support a transition, in the long term, to state social assistance. While this briefing note provides global recommendations based on a literature review and key informant interviews with a range of stakeholders at a global level, case studies focused on Fragile and Conflict Affected States, namely Yemen and South Sudan.
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