This report aims to update the evidence base for the impact of counterterrorism measures on principled humanitarian action and examines what impact, if any, the emerging area of Preventing/Countering Violent Extremism has on principled humanitarian action.
The CCHN Field Manual on Frontline Humanitarian Negotiation proposes a comprehensive method to conduct humanitarian negotiation in a structured and customized manner. It offers a step-by-step pathway to plan and implement negotiation processes.
This Practitioners’ Manual and the accompanying publication, Humanitarian Access in Situations of Armed Conflict: Handbook on the International Normative Framework, are the two resources developed under the initiative.
The purpose of this Handbook is to lay out the existing international normative framework pertaining to humanitarian access in situations of armed conflict.
Commissioned by NRC with the support of ECHO, this review takes an in-depth look at the extent to which humanitarian organisations that receive ECHO funding have incorporated the humanitarian principles in their strategy, decision-making, and practice in Iraq.
This study investigates how the humanitarian principles and other values factor into operational decision-making and coordinated action in Afghanistan.
This article looks at the impact of growing risk aversion in relation to CT measures and sanctions among donors, humanitarian organizations and other actors on principled humanitarian action, and highlights recent efforts to address and mitigate these impacts.
This practical guide outlines actions for humanitarian organisations to consider throughout the programme cycle to help manage and mitigate counterterrorism-related risks.