These community engagement and accountability (CEA) standards and tools focus on how to build on four foundational pillars of CEA: transparent communication, involvement, feedback mechanisms and community-led monitoring and evaluation, into the organisation and into all MRCS operations at community based programme, branch and emergency response levels.
The ongoing success of peer cooperation between CVTL and PMI demonstrates how the right match
between National Societies is an effective way to build capacity and learn from each other’s successes and challenges. This case study also demonstrates how the tailored technical support further complements the regional-level trainings and workshops. It is a model which can be effectively replicated across a range of areas of work.
