Community Driven Recovery and DIALOGUE

Learning when access is difficult

Community-driven recovery depends on local participation, yet insecurity can make regular access and exchange difficult. My work with the Danish Refugee Council connected community mobilisation, feedback and learning across fragile settings.

Tools for participation

I contributed to a community mobilisation manual, monitoring and feedback approaches, and mobile-video learning. DIALOGUE explored how remote exchange could support community learning where conventional delivery was constrained.

A programme seen through different media

The film and article offer complementary views of the work: one through audiovisual explanation, the other through reporting on community recovery. They sit alongside the manual as different ways of making programme knowledge usable.