Do No Harm is a concept in humanitarian action that encourages aid deliverers to examine how their aid might reinforce and support conflict.
The idea is encapsulated in Mary B. Anderson’s 1999 book of the same name where the author cites an example of a situation where aid may have caused harm taking place in Sudan.
Do No Harm is a concept in humanitarian action that encourages aid deliverers to examine how their aid might reinforce and support conflict.
The idea is encapsulated in Mary B. Anderson’s 1999 book of the same name where the author cites an example of a situation where aid may have caused harm taking place in Sudan.
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