Case studies
Case studies are a great way to share good practices, learnings, and solutions. These studies can provide inspiration and advice for those working in similar contexts and are a great way to spotlight the work of National Societies. Browse case studies geographically below or explore all case studies thematically using the search function. You can also submit your own case studies to be added to the CEA Hub by using the template at the bottom of the page and emailing your case study to lselby@redcross.org.uk.
Global Map of CEA Case Studies
Explore our new map of CEA case studies from around the world. Click on locations to see how Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies are fostering community participation, open and honest communication, and responsive feedback mechanisms in their programmes.
If you’d like to add a case study to the map, please email lselby@redcross.org.uk
Discover our latest case studies
29 June 2019
Kenya Red Cross mainstreaming of accountability to communities: an operational case study
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IFRC, Kenya Red CrossAn IFRC and Kenya Red Cross case study, carried out by CDA Collaborative Learning, investigating how the National Society mainstreamed accountability to communities over a two year period, including establishing…
29 June 2019
Monitoring Perceptions of People Served by the Red Cross in Austria: a case study by IFRC
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IFRCAn IFRC case study on ‘Monitoring Perceptions of People Served by the Red Cross in Austria and Their Field Staff’. https://groundtruthsolutions.org/.
29 June 2019
Tracking Migrant Perception in Italy: a case study by IFRC
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IFRCAn IFRC case study produced by Ground Truth on ‘Tracking Migrant Perceptions in Italy’, which includes perception surveys. More resources are available on the Ground Truth website: https://groundtruthsolutions.org/.
29 June 2019
CEA in cash transfer programming: A best practice example from Madagascar
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IFRCAn IFRC guide: ‘Community Engagement and Accountability in Cash Transfer Programming: A Best Practice Example from Madagascar’, which details how CEA was integrated into a cash-based intervention programme in Madagascar.
29 June 2019
Service review and development – IL Gofal Service
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British Red CrossA co-production case study from the British Red Cross detailing how service users were involved in the review and development of an independent living (IL) service in Wales (Gofal).
29 June 2019
Peer research – Glasgow
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British Red CrossA co-production case study produced by the British Red Cross looking at how asylum-seekers in Scotland can act as peer researchers.
29 June 2019
AVAIL project: Co-design of the UK asylum process course, Glasgow
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British Red CrossA co-production case study produced by the British Red Cross as part of the AVAIL project, which looks at the involvement of people with lived experience in the co-design of…
29 June 2019
Our service user forum for the tenancy support service in Swansea
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British Red CrossA co-production case study produced by the British Red Cross about the benefits of involving service users in a range of decision making processes, as part of a client-centred Independent…
29 June 2019
Involving people with lived experience in training for British Red Cross staff or volunteers
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British Red CrossA co-production case study produced by the British Red Cross about the benefits of ‘Involving people with lived experience in training for Red Cross staff or volunteers’, so service users…
29 June 2019
Co-production case study refugee support in Derby
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British Red CrossA co-production case study produced by the British Red Cross in Derby, outlining its approach to evaluating integration services for refugees and asylum-seekers.
29 June 2019
Innovation and co-production case study
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British Red CrossA co-production case study produced by the British Red Cross as part of the AVAIL project, which works towards integrating refugees and asylum seekers through participatory, peer and community approaches.
29 June 2019
Engaging communities in Tanzania: case study
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IFRCA case study detailing the Community Engagement and Accountability programme adopted by the Tanzania Red Cross Society. CEA activities include feedback mechanisms, mobile cinema and radio among other approaches.
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