CEA and Emergencies
Case Studies
Explore case studies related to CEA and emergency contexts.
25 March 2026
Participation In Emergencies In Slovakia
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IFRC, Slovak Red CrossThis case study shows how the Slovak Red Cross demonstrated that meaningful community participation is possible even in the earliest phase of an emergency response. By using rapid focus group…
25 March 2026
The Branch Leads On Feedback In Bulgaria
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Bulgarian Red Cross, IFRCThis case study shows how the Bulgaria Red Cross uses a structured, team‑based system to turn community feedback into action. Weekly analysis, strong leadership, and fast communication channels ensure issues…
25 March 2026
From Response To Commitment In Greece
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Hellenic Red Cross, IFRCThis case study shows how the Hellenic Red Cross (HRC) turned emergency‑driven CEA practices from the 2015 migration crisis into a long‑term organisational approach. By embedding CEA into policies, training,…
25 March 2026
Strengthening Community Participation In Türkiye
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IFRC, Turkish Red CrescentThis case study shows how the Turkish Red Crescent strengthened community participation by partnering with existing Ukrainian Associations during the Ukraine Impacted Countries response. By shifting decision‑making to trusted community…
26 June 2025
Community Driven Cyclone recovery in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh Red Crescent Society, IFRCThis case study details the community-driven recovery efforts in Bangladesh following Cyclone Remal, emphasising participation, empowerment, and resilience. Rather than delivering aid through a top-down model, BDRCS prioritised a participatory…
17 April 2025
Interagency Coordination Strengthens Red Cross Capacity and Knowledge
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IFRC, Indonesian Red CrossThis case study explores how the Indonesian Red Cross has strengthened its disaster and epidemic response by actively participating in interagency coordination forums, improving access to data, expertise, and resources…
17 April 2025
Panamanian Red Cross Coordination with Government Leads to Better Responses
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IFRC, Panamanian Red CrossThis case study explores how the Panamanian Red Cross Society is using its auxiliary role and participation in Government coordination forums to influence national policy and promote more accountable disaster…
17 April 2025
Myanmar Red Cross Expands its Reach and Impact Through Interagency Coordination
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IFRC, Myanmar Red CrossThis case study explores how the Myanmar Red Cross Society has expanded its community feedback mechanisms and impact nationwide by actively participating in the national AAP/CE Working Group, gaining access…
17 April 2025
Red Cross of Chad Takes a Leading Role in Interagency Coordination
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IFRC, Red Cross of ChadThis case study explores how the Red Cross of Chad is strengthening its role in accountability by leading trainings, hosting interagency meetings, and working closely with UN agencies, INGOs, and…
17 April 2025
Cameroon Red Cross Strengthens Visibility Through Interagency Coordination
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Cameroon Red Cross, IFRCThis case study explores how the Cameroon Red Cross has strengthened its nationwide activities and gained significant benefits through active interagency coordination for community engagement and accountability.
12 November 2024
A Journey of Flood Resilience in Albania
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Albania Red Cross, IFRCThe Albanian Red Cross and IFRC joined the Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance to boost flood resilience in Albania, expanding community practices, advocating for policy changes, and reshaping institutional approaches.
5 February 2024
CEA Practices in Program Cycle: Indonesia Red Cross
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Indonesian Red CrossThis case study explores the use of Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) in the Indonesia Red Cross (PMI) programme cycle, during both emergency and non-emergency contexts.
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