Introductory tools and guidance for communication as aid – in Russian.

Introductory tools and guidance for communication as aid – in Romanian.

Introductory tools and guidance for communication as aid – in Polish.

Introductory tools and guidance for communication as aid – in Ukrainian.

Practical guidance on how information management associated with communication, engagement and accountability activities can support humanitarian action.

Key learning outcomes from a training workshop for managers and programme leads on communication, community engagement and accountability in Papua New Guinea.

This framework helps decision-makers to identify and source required surge support to ensure appropriate capacity at country level to deliver CCE/AAP across humanitarian response.

Our Message Library offers clear, concise and simple messages on a range of topics as templates for you to adapt and use in the context you are working in. This document provides guidance on contextualising and using the messages.

CDAC Network’s Message Library is a reference to help quickly disseminate critical information to people affected by disasters. It offers clear, concise and simple messages on a range of topics as templates for you to adapt and use in your context.

Insights from the 2021 CDAC Public Forum: part two.

Guidance developed for AAP/CCE information management officers.

A guide for facilitators conducting training on communication, community engagement and accountability.

Safeguarding tools and guidance for local and community partners.

An assessment of the level and quality of surge capacity available for communication and community engagement in the humanitarian sector.

In October 2012, over 40 agencies across the humanitarian and media development sectors gathered to take part in the first CDAC Network simulation. The two-day crisis simulation aimed to build the capacity of staff within CDAC Network Member agencies and partners, to be prepared for and plan a coordinated, collaborative, multi-agency response to an emergency.