Humanitarian Aid Distribution Uses Biometric Systems In Somalia
Biometric systems are being used to charge $15 for humanitarian aid in the Massissi territories of Somalia. This method allows families to purchase specific goods from local markets rather than receiving pre-packaged food bags. The system aims to support local merchants and reduce logistical costs for aid agencies. The process relies on banking infrastructure to maintain the supply chain.
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Sources · 7 independent
RFI Monde
“Dans les territoires de Massissi, biometrique chargée à 15 $ moins les 39 millions ont été décaissés. Le cash, dans l'aide humanitaire, c'est autre chose que de la nourriture livrée dans des sacs.”
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