Cash-Based Interventions Post-Distribution Monitoring - December 2019

The dataset captures the outcomes of a post-distribution monitoring survey conducted by UNHCR in December 2019. The survey evaluated the impact of the second cash-assistance intervention provided to refugees in Ogoja and Kwande, located in Cross River and Benue States, Nigeria. The cash-assistance aimed to support various refugee needs, including food, shelter, non-food items, health, and education. Over 950 households were interviewed between December 15-18, 2019, using a face-to-face interview technique. The data collection followed a stratified random sampling procedure, focusing on location and household size. The primary purpose of the dataset is to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the cash-based interventions under UNHCR's protection mandate. This dataset serves as a crucial resource for program monitoring, operational planning, and understanding the needs and outcomes of cash-assistance programs for refugees in Nigeria.

本数据集收录了联合国难民署（United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR）于2019年12月开展的发放后监测调查成果。本次调查针对尼日利亚克罗斯河州（Cross River State）奥戈贾（Ogoja）及贝努埃州（Benue State）宽德（Kwande）地区的难民，评估了当地第二轮现金援助干预项目的实施成效。该现金援助项目旨在满足难民多维度需求，覆盖食品、住所、非食品物资、医疗及教育等领域。2019年12月15日至18日期间，调研团队采用面对面访谈法，完成了超过950户家庭的访谈工作。本次数据采集严格遵循分层随机抽样流程，以地域与家庭规模作为分层依据。本数据集的核心目标是，依托联合国难民署的保护职责，监测并评估现金援助干预项目的实施效果。本数据集可为尼日利亚难民现金援助项目的监测工作、运营规划，以及深入理解该类项目的难民需求与实施成果提供关键支撑资源。