CARE Malawi developed the Community Score Card (CSC) in 2002 as part of a project aimed at developing innovative and sustainable models to improve health services. Since then, the CSC has become an internationally recognised participatory governance approach for improving the implementation of quality services. This toolkit gives practical, step-by-step guidance on using the CSC approach. The toolkit is generic in nature and can be applied in any sector including health, education, water and sanitation, and agriculture.
Latest Publications
Small Scale, Big Impact: Smallholder agriculture's contribution to better nutrition
- Countries: Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Mali, Tanzania, United Republic of
- Co-authors: UK Hunger Alliance
- Published: April 2013
Gender-Based Violence (Issue brief)
- Countries: Bosnia and Herzegowina, Burkina Faso, India, Global
- Published: March 2013
Connecting the World's Poorest People to the Global Economy: New Models for linking savings groups to formal financial services
- Countries: Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, United Republic of, Uganda
- Published: February 2013
Building resilience in a complex environment
- Countries: Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia
- Published: October 2012
Rules of the range Natural resources management in Kenya–Ethiopia border areas (research paper)
- Countries: Ethiopia, Kenya
- Co-authors: Overseas Development Institute
- Published: September 2012
In Profit and Out of Poverty: The Business Case for Engaging with Poor Farmers in Bangladesh’s Dairy Sector
- Countries: Bangladesh
- Published: August 2012
