How does COLLECT work?

The aim of the COLLECT initiative is to facilitate strengthening of a ground level social accountability system. While strengthening the same, the architecture with a base of at least 100 community-led organisations or fellows operating in 100 districts across the country will be created. This architecture has an instrumental role in facilitating and monitoring programmes, related to rights, entitlements, relief and recovery of the disadvantaged communities.

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Identification of community-led organisations or fellows  who function at the district level as coordinators

Community-led Action Research Model

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These coordinators collect data telephonically from key informants using an online data collection software that can be accessed via a smart phone or device

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The data and report cards are further used for reflection and advocacy by the community, where each collaborator takes actions based on their need, capacity and resources

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The finalised data is uploaded onto the website where it can be filtered by the viewer

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The data sheet for each hamlet is reviewed, cleaned and mapped against a three-colour coding report card template

Feedback

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The report cards are analysed and shared back with the fellows and informants for review and finalisation

Theory of Change

OUTCOMES

ROUTES TO CHANGE

KEY AREAS OF CHANGE

Rights access of marginalised communities
Sustainability of Community-Led Organisations
Build community-led evidence based monitoring of Government relief programmes
Enhance CLO capacities on technology use & research methods
Strengthen grassroots agencies’ leverage with data for advocacy
A network of CLOs liasoning between community and local government in 100 districts for promoting access of social protection scheme benefits
Data from portal used for evidence-based advocacy on social protection in districts by policy makers, universities & campaigns

IMPACT

To build architecture of social protection enabling access to the most vulnerable & stronger worker/ community led monitoring mechanism level behavior change