CMAPS (Community Mobilization and Adolescent Participation Strategy) is a UNICEF initiative aimed at safeguarding the rights of children and adolescents by disseminating information and promoting community participation among refugees and migrants. In order to understand the project’s impacts and challenges, Tewá 225 conduced an evaluation of the CMAPS Initiative in Roraima. The study aimed to analyze the initiative’s implementation, identify best practices and evaluate possibilities for replication in other emergency contexts.