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Community-Based Flood Risk Communication Toolkit
Completed toolkit translating flood risk analysis into accessible community protocols, warning messages, and local facilitator guides.
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- Flood risk communication
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CCI completed a community-based flood risk communication toolkit designed for unions and wards where literacy, language, and mobility barriers often dilute official early warning messages.
The toolkit translates technical flood risk analysis into plain-language message sets, pictorial guides, and facilitator scripts for volunteers, teachers, and DMC members.
Message testing with women-only and disability-inclusive discussion groups refined wording, timing, and dissemination channels
Implementation guidance covers coordination with Bangladesh’s existing early warning architecture so community tools complement rather than conflict with official systems.
Partners receive print-ready assets, training outlines, and a monitoring sheet to track message reach and comprehension during monsoon seasons
Programme highlights
- Plain-language flood warning message sets
- Inclusive facilitator and pictorial guides
- Community testing and revision protocols
- Monitoring sheets for seasonal campaigns
CCI embeds gender-responsive methodologies, disability-inclusive data collection, and intersectional analysis across all fieldwork and reporting — not as an add-on, but as a core design principle.