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1. • • The Do-No-Harm approach is the understanding of the impact of aid on existing conflict & its interactions within a particular context, with the goal to limit or prevent unintended negative effects.
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   What is do no harm?

   • The use of Do No Harm in this context arose from a profound understanding that, while humanitarian aid is meant to relieve the misery of conflicts and humanitarian emergencies, it can potentially feed into and intensify the rifts between conflicting groups.

   Do No Harm in refugee humanitarian aid: the case of the Rohingya

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   What is the 'do no harm' doctrine?

   • The ‘do no harm’ doctrine mandates international aid organisations highlight and assess the potential risks involved in their intervention, both prior to and during their deployment, so as to not further aggravate conflict dynamics (Anderson 1999).

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   Is 'do no harm' a good idea?

   • Critics suggested that those adhering to the ‘do no harm’ approach may choose to abandon service or aid provision altogether if there is even a small risk of negative consequences, regardless of the necessity for support. This has not been the case, as aid provision has continued to rise since the concept’s popularisation.

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   What are 'do no harm' principles?

   • These principles are articulated in alignment with the ‘do no harm’ principle – whereby aid providers affirm a commitment to critically assess their operations to avoid generating injury to the communities they serve.

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   What is the do No Harm project?

   • Rather, it insists that all organizations and actors consider the unintended consequences of their programs on the relationships between groups of people in the context, and act to address those consequences. The Do No Harm Project was a collaborative learning effort led by CDA Collaborative Learning Projects.

   DO NO HARM: A BRIEF INTRODUCTION FROM CDA - CDA Collaborative

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   What is the do no harm framework?

   • The “Do No Harm Framework” came from the experiences of people participating in CDA consultations and feedback workshops. In order to further the spread of the knowledge gained by the project, CDA detailed the framework and its use in Do No Harm: How Aid Can Contribute to Peace—or War by Mary B. Anderson.

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   Jan 30, 2024 · One such principle is the imperative of 'do no harm,' which mandates that UNHCR takes measures to prevent and alleviate any adverse consequences of its actions on the affected populations.

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   Mar 8, 2021 · Instead, the Do No Harm principle should lead refugee aid agencies to make an active effort to accept responsibility for the harm while taking all necessary steps to mitigate or avoid harming in future interventions.

   • Author: Abu Faisal Md. Khaled
   • Email: faisal.khaled@bup.edu.bd

   • Publish Year: 2021

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   Jan 13, 2016 · Do No Harm is a leading tool for the application of conflict sensitivity. Conflict sensitivity recognizes that aid, whether development, peacebuilding, or humanitarian assistance, has the potential to support either conflict or peace.

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   The Do-No-Harm approach is the understanding of the impact of aid on existing conflict [1] & its interactions within a particular context, with the goal to limit or prevent unintended negative effects [2].

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   Dec 15, 2023 · The ‘do no harm’ doctrine mandates international aid organisations highlight and assess the potential risks involved in their intervention, both prior to and during their deployment, so as to not further aggravate conflict dynamics (Anderson Citation 1999).

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   The Do No Harm Framework for Analyzing the Impact of Aid on Conflict. Do No Harm also analyzes how an intervention affects the Dividers and Connectors, yielding predictable patterns of impact through Actions. (of organizations) and Behaviors (of staff).

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    At a practical level, we emphasize a taxonomy of harm that weighs the organizational use of experimental innovation in humanitarian contexts against the potential to result in the following harms: (1) distribution of harm, (2) resource scarcity, and (3) legal liability and reputational damage.