Case Study: Hi Dorcas

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Hi Dorcas,

I thought it may probably be convenient to add your comments into this version of the accountability baseline report that already has the comment of Dakoa and I.
However, in case you’ve already put your comments in another version, I could picked and integrate them into this version.

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