The report discusses the use of digital government-to-person (G2P) payments as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in urban informal populations. It highlights the lessons learned from these efforts and suggests future policy implications. The report emphasizes the importance of digital infrastructure and access to financial services for vulnerable populations, and the need for governments to prioritize investment in these areas. It also highlights the potential for digital G2P payments to be used for other purposes beyond disaster response, such as social protection programs and tax collection. Overall, the report stresses the importance of using digital technologies to improve the lives of informal urban populations and reduce poverty.
