From Principle to Practice: A User’s Guide to Do No Harm
This book is a Guide for Users. The book is built to be used. Every pair of pages, front and back, go together. This book can be taken apart. Pull out any page and you will have a complete concept or set of concepts. Use it!
[ This is a slightly edited version of From Principle to Practice: A User’s Guide to Do No Harm as posted on www.principletopractice.org. All changes were made by CDA Collaborative Learning Projects. Most changes are minor language edits. ]
This book was made possible by the generous support of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, US Agency for International Development, and the UK Department for International Development for the Do No Harm Project at CDA Collaborative Learning Projects. Portions of this book are derived from Guidance Notes available from CDA.
What’s Inside
Section 1: Principle, Project, and Practice
Section 2: The Six Lessons of Do No Harm
Section 3: Using Dividers and Connectors
Section 4: Using Critical Detail Mapping
Section 5: Using the ABCs: Resource Transfers
Section 6: Using the ABCs: Messages through the RAFT
Section 7: Using the Do No Harm Frameworks
Section 8: Options & Opportunities
Section 9: History and Methodology
Section 10: Concluding Parable
