Can all regulatory requirements regarding the type of data that may be 48 captured, stored and transferred be met (i.e. privacy and data P Y protection laws)? Can all adequate safeguards to protect beneficiary information collected, stored and transferred been put in place (properly 49 segregated and filing adequately safeguarded) in a way that meets Y IFRC rules and regulations, policies, procedures, guidelines and national laws? 50 Can any beneficiary approval required be obtained? P Can all other requirements from the government regarding the use of this data be addressed? If yes, does the collection, storage and/or transfer of this data breach any of the Fundamental Principles, 51 P international humanitarian law, human rights and national laws on privacy and data collection? (This may be related to retransmission of the data, either to donors or other entities) Beneficiary Considerations/Communication Can any identified gender based violence issues related to planning a 52 P CBP be addressed? Can any identified cultural particularities related to planning out a CBP 53 P Y be addressed? Where the delivery mechanism(s) chosen excludes any targeted beneficiaries (i.e. SMS/phone delivery where beneficiaries do not have mobiles, where a bank account is needed and official government ID is 54 P Y required, where literacy rates may be low and increased beneficiary communications are needed), is there an appropriate strategy in place to include those at risk of being left out? Is the beneficiary communication plan/strategy in place been tested for 55 effectiveness? Is there an independent appropriate feedback mechanism in place for 56 beneficiaries (i.e. to report irregularities and/or to comment on the Y programme)?
48 Can all regulatory requirements regarding the type of data that may be captured, stored and transferred be met (i.e. privacy and data protection laws)? P Y 49 Can all adequate safeguards to protect beneficiary information collected, stored and transferred been put in place (properly segregated and filing adequately safeguarded) in a way that meets IFRC rules and regulations, policies, procedures, guidelines and national laws? Y 50 Can any beneficiary approval required be obtained? P 51 Can all other requirements from the government regarding the use of this data be addressed? If yes, does the collection, storage and/or transfer of this data breach any of the Fundamental Principles, international humanitarian law, human rights and national laws on privacy and data collection? (This may be related to retransmission of the data, either to donors or other entities) P Beneficiary Considerations/Communication 52 Can any identified gender based violence issues related to planning a CBP be addressed? P 53 Can any identified cultural particularities related to planning out a CBP be addressed? P Y 54 Where the delivery mechanism(s) chosen excludes any targeted beneficiaries (i.e. SMS/phone delivery where beneficiaries do not have mobiles, where a bank account is needed and official government ID is required, where literacy rates may be low and increased beneficiary communications are needed), is there an appropriate strategy in place to include those at risk of being left out? P Y 55 Is the beneficiary communication plan/strategy in place been tested for effectiveness? 56 Is there an independent appropriate feedback mechanism in place for beneficiaries (i.e. to report irregularities and/or to comment on the programme)? Y