CEA Toolkit
These tools can be used to assess, design, implement, monitor and evaluate activities which relate to community engagement and accountability. The toolkit should be used with our Community Engagement and Accountability Guide. The complete toolkit is available to download below, or you can download individual elements separately.
1 December 2021
CEA Toolkit
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IFRCThe revised CEA toolkit accompanies the new Red Cross Red Crescent Guide to Community Engagement and Accountability. The toolkit includes templates, checklists, and detailed guidance. These tools are designed to help you to put the recommendations and CEA minimum actions in the Guide into practice. All tools can either be downloaded as a zip file by selecting ‘download’ or downloaded individually under the ‘related resources’ section of this page.
1 April 2020
CEA case study template
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IFRCAn IFRC template document for a Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) case study. This document provides you with the layout, headings and prompts needed to produce your own CEA study.
1 July 2019
CEA infographic: multiple communication channels
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IFRCThis IFRC infographic shows how adopting a ‘multiple communication channels’ approach can improve knowledge, motivate action, promote participation and enable change.
1 July 2019
CEA infographic: minimum community engagement and accountability actions
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IFRCAn IFRC infographic about the minimum community engagement and accountability actions within the project cycle.
1 July 2019
CEA infographic: the four components of CEA
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IFRCAn infographic produced by the IFRC which outlines the 4 components of CEA: participation and feedback, information as aid, behaviour and social change communication, and evidence-based advocacy.
1 July 2019
CEA infographic: resilient communities
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IFRCAn IFRC infographic which shows how CEA contributes to the creation of more resilient communities.
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