Case Studies
Case studies promoting collective experiences seeking to strengthen community-led approach within public health emergency response
Latest Case Study
Guatemala: Research on the Impact of Community Engagement and Accountability Approaches in Public Health Emergencies
The overall objective of the research is to identify, understand and document how CEA approaches have changed, impacted and/or influenced Red Cross Red Crescent programmes and community health systems during public health emergencies. This document presents the results of the research in Guatemala
Other Case Studies
The Collective Service, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health in Malawi, has been working diligently to strengthen the capacity of partners to support local...
The Collective Service and UNICEF jointly commissioned the development of case studies to help build the evidence base on the role of RCCE in COVID-19...
The overall objective of the research is to identify, understand and document how CEA approaches have changed, impacted and/or influenced Red Cross Red Crescent programmes...
This case study was conducted as part of research commissioned by the IFRC on the impact of community engagement and accountability (CEA) on public health...
In this case study, the Rockefeller Foundation highlights how the collaborative approach driven by the Collective Service is attempting to strengthen community engagement in the...
The aim of the intervention was to resource young people to become risk communicators and community mobilisers reaching isolated island communities.
The aim of this project was to respond to COVID-19 by adapting the services of BINDU Women Development to the COVID-19 response. The youth organization,...
The aim of this initiative was to initiate a short-term emergency response mechanism to bridge the information gap on COVID-19. This involved reaching out to...
The aim of this initiative was to raise awareness about COVID-19 among impoverished communities and to leverage the facilities of the already established youth project...