6. Annexes

CARE Conflict Wiki

CARE International UK and CAFOD, 2011 2011 ‘Applying conflict sensitivity in Emergency Response: current practice and ways forward' / Learning Review on Conflict Sensitivity in Emergency Response: Current Practice and Recommendations for the Future () ODI Humanitarian Practice Group Network Paper 70

Africa Peace Forum, Centre for Conflict Resolution, Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies, Forum on Early Warning and Early Response, International Alert, and Saferworld 2004. Conflict-sensitive approaches to development, humanitarian assistance and peace building: Tools for peace and conflict impact assessment.

Collaborative for Development Action 2004. The do no harm handbook-The framework for analyzing the impact of assistance on conflict. Cambridge, MA: CDA Collaborative Learning Projects.

Do No Harm was one of the ‘first generation' tools for conflict sensitivity. It is very widely used, and generally is quite easy to grasp. There are other short documents on the CDA website that also explain the tool.