CEA and Conflict
Engaging with communities during times of conflict is vital. However, working in conflict zones can create a unique set-of challenges when implementing CEA, including a limited access to communities and tight time frames. These tools and resources will support you to incorporate CEA into your conflict responses effectively.
Key resources
The below resources can be used to incorporate the CEA into the different stages of your conflict response. An explanation of where each CEA minimum action sits in the below programme cycle can be found here.
1) Needs assessment and context analysis:
2) Planning and design:
3) Implementation and monitoring:
4) Evaluation and learning:
2 August 2021
Volunteers in every street (A Libyan Red Crescent and Benghazi Branch case study)
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Case StudyOrganization:
IFRCSince the COVID-19 pandemic reached Libya, the Libyan Red Crescent Society (LRCS) has been implementing and monitoring community engagement and accountability approaches. This case study analyzes the impact, successes and…
5 May 2021
Joint note on means to protect health care from acts of violence in the COVID-19 vaccination rollout in fragile, conflict-affected and vulnerable settings
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ToolOrganization:
ICRC, IFRC, WHOThis document aims to facilitate the mainstreaming of prevention and protection and identify concrete actions to ensure the safe provision of vaccines in conflict-affected and vulnerable settings.
2 July 2019
Engaging with people affected by conflict and violence video (Arabic subtitles)
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VideoOrganization:
ICRCThis Arabic animation produced by the ICRC and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative illustrates their joint working paper: Community Partnership with People Affected by Armed Conflict and Other Violence.
27 June 2019
What role can drama play in conflict?
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PublicationOrganization:
BBC MediaA research briefing from BBC Media Action, about radio drama Hay el Matar, which aired in Syria from 2015 – 2017. More resources are available on the BBC website: https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediaaction/research-and-insight.
19 June 2019
The case for complimentarity
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ReportOrganization:
British Red Cross, ICRCReport from an IFRC ‘Case for Complementarity’ event, held in Feb 2019, which explored localisation in contemporary humanitarian action. Includes The Case For Complementarity Report and video.
19 June 2019
Engaging people in armed conflict
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ReportOrganization:
ICRCA discussion paper from the ICRC called ‘Engaging People Affected by Armed Conflicts and Other Situations of Violence’. It recommends how to overcome the challenges faced when delivering assistance to…
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