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SAFE Project Overview Supporting Adolescents and their Families in Emergencies

Uploaded by valeflorez on 3/14/2021 in MHPSS and Education in Emergencies Community of Practice
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SAFE is a protection and psychosocial support program model to strengthen the capacity of front-line actors so that adolescent girls and boys (ages 10-19) are safer, more supported, and equipped…
Author(s): International Rescue Committee

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The Do No Harm Handbook

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/14/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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The Do No Harm Handbook
Author(s): Collaborative for Development Action, Inc. and CDA Collaborative Learning Projects

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Do No Harm Case Project: Trainer’s Manual Training Case Studies

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/12/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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A Manual of the Do No Harm Project (Local Capacities for Peace Project) This document contains several case studies regarding Do No Harm
Author(s): Collaborative for Development Action, Inc. and CDA Collaborative Learning Projects

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Options for Aid in Conflict: Lessons from Field Experience

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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This is a lessons-learned Manual, written by and for aid workers in conflict areas. Drawing on field experience, it is helps the field staff of international aid agencies to understand…
Author(s): Mary B. Anderson

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Do No Harm Workshop Participant’s Manual

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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This introductory module provides an introduction to Do No Harm, and the collaborative learning methodology through which it was developed.
Author(s): CDA Collaborative Learning Project

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Do No Harm Guidance Note for defining humanitarian engagement when serious humanitarian and protection concerns are present

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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Do No Harm Guidance Note for defining humanitarian engagement when serious humanitarian and protection concerns are present

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Do No Harm and Peacebuilding: Five Lessons

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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The Do No Harm Project (DNH), which began in the 1990s, was not designed for peacebuilding interventions, and yet over the course of the project it has successfully been applied…
Author(s): Nicole Goddard

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Do No Harm: Challenges in Organizing Psychosocial Support to Displaced People in Emergency Settings

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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Psychosocial assistance in emergencies plays an important role in alleviating suffering and promoting well-being, but it is often a source of unintended harm. A prerequisite for ethically appropriate support is…
Author(s): Michael Wessells

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A Principled Approach to Conflict Sensitive Do No Harm Programming in the context of Federal Iraq and the Kurdistan Region

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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This document is an overview of ‘Conflict Sensitive Do No Harm’ Programming in Iraq. Contents: Overview of ‘Conflict Sensitive Do No Harm Programming in Iraq’ Pages 1 - 7 Annex A - Checklist…

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Incorporating the principle of “Do No Harm”: How to take action without causing harm Reflections on a review of Humanity & Inclusion’s practices

Uploaded by valeflorez on 1/8/2021 in The Humanitarian Sector as a Configuration: Epistemology, Governance and framework.
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The ‘Do No Harm’ (DNH) principle was developed in response to a growing recognition of the potential negative effects of aid. It was this emerging “need" to identify and reduce…

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