Do No Harm Workshop Participant’s Manual 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.
Practicing conflict sensitivity enables an organization to:
- Understand the context in which it is operating
- Understand the interaction between the intervention and the context
- Act upon that understanding, in order to avoid negative impacts and maximize positive impacts on the conflict.
Suggested Citation: CDA Collaborative Learning Projects. Do No Harm Workshop Participant’s Manual. Cambridge, MA: CDA, 2016.
What’s Inside
Background, History and Lessons of the Do No Harm Program
Context Analysis: Dividers and Connectors
Patterns of Impact
Program Analysis
Options Generation and Program Redesign
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