CEA in Emergencies
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement always works in partnership with communities. In an emergency, it can be difficult to balance time and limited resources with our commitment to engage with the people in a meaningful way. These resources will offer useful guidance. Explore resources on integrating CEA into conflict, earthquake and extreme weather responses below, or discover all CEA in emergencies resources by using the search function at the bottom of the page. If you’re looking for health related emergencies, you can visit our CEA and Health page.
When working on emergency operations, you should be meeting the below CEA minimum actions. An explanation of where each CEA minimum action sits in the below programme cycle can be found here.
CEA minimum actions for an emergency
Latest ‘CEA in Emergencies’ resources
30 March 2020
Community and organisational perceptions feedback: Cyclone Idai
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CDAC NetworkA perceptions survey produced by CDAC and Equip Mozambique, with support from the Mozambique Red Cross and UNICEF, to ascertain the perceived levels of community engagement from organisations that responded…
26 March 2020
Community Engagement and Accountability: A learning review from Nepal
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British Red CrossA learning review of the Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) activities implemented in Nepal by the NRCS, with support from BRC, between 2014 – 2018
3 July 2019
Community feedback bulletin on cyclone preparedness
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IFRCThe bulletin provides insights into key areas for improvement around cyclone preparedness in the camps and issues that Red Cross and Red Crescent partners may want to consider when planning…
3 July 2019
Typhoon Bopha – communicating to save lives
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IFRCAn IFRC Case Study on Typhoon Bopha, which hit Mindanao Island in the Philippines in December 2012. It details the Red Cross response to the disaster, and the channels of…
3 July 2019
Regional resilience initiative – infographics
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IFRCAn IFRC infographic which explains the Regional Resilience Initiative in Southeast Asia. The project is an opportunity for National Societies to promote community disaster risk reduction both regionally and nationally.
3 July 2019
Our commitments to: accountability to beneficiaries and the communities where we work
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IFRCAn IFRC case study on, ‘Integrating Community Engagement and Accountability into Disaster Risk Reduction Activities if the Maternal, Newborn and Child Healthcare Programme in Rural Myanmar’.
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