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. You can adapt all of the tools to suit the needs of your project.
The complete toolkit is available to download below, or you can download individual elements separately.
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9 October 2019
Feedback starter-kit
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IFRCThis feedback starter-kit responds to key questions and provides the most important tips for setting up and running a simple feedback mechanism. The kit includes an overview of templates containing the necessary basic elements to implement and run a feedback mechanism.
19 September 2019
CEA Toolkit
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IFRCA toolkit produced by the IFRC and the ICRC to support the assessment, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of CEA activities within programmes and operations.
19 September 2019
CEA Toolkit (Spanish language)
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IFRCA Spanish language toolkit produced the IFRC and the ICRC to support the assessment, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of community engagement and accountability activities.
19 September 2019
CEA Toolkit (French language)
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IFRCA French language toolkit produced by the IFRC and the ICRC to support the assessment, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of community engagement and accountability activities.
2 July 2019
Let’s talk about integrity – CEA guidance note
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IFRCA Community Engagement and Accountability guidance note from the IFRC which provides practical tips on how to initiate open and safe discussions around integrity issues. It includes a group exercise on integrity.
1 July 2019
CEA infographic: multiple communication channels
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IFRCThis IFRC/ ICRC infographic shows how adopting a 'multiple communication channels' approach can improve knowledge, motivate action, promote participation and enable change.
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