The training will address the ‘six lessons’ of Do No Harm:

1. Whenever an intervention of any sort enters a context it becomes part of the context.
2. All contexts are characterized by Dividers and Connectors.
3. All interventions interact with both, either making them worse or making them better.
4.  Actions and Behaviors have Consequences, which create impacts.
5.  The details of interventions matter.
6.  There are always Options.
and introduce the  RAFT-concept: Respect, Accountability, Fairness, and Transparency

Participants will be familiarised with a variety of tools (e.g., actors mapping and relationship framework, Patterns of Resource Transfer, the RAFT Chart, etc.)  which can be used to mainstream a DNH approach throughout the project cycle.

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The training is open to all members of Global Responsibility.

Please register until 01.04.2024 writing to Birgit.Mayerhofer@globaleverantwortung.at.

Kindly note that cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance of the event. Otherwise we will charge a fee of EUR 100,-
Catering will be provided. If you have any special needs or questions regarding the training please contact Birgit.Mayerhofer@globaleverantwortung.at.

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The Trainer:
Augustin Nicolescou is Co-Director of the Herbert C Kelman Institute for Interactive Conflict Resolution. He is a peacebuilding professional with extensive thematic expertise in conflict resolution, dialogue processes, the HDP Nexus, conflict sensitivity and Do-No-Harm and geographic experience in Israel, Palestine, Sri Lanka, Central Asia, and the South Caucasus. Augustin is a graduate of McGill University, with a B.A. in Political Science, and an M.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies from the European University Centre for Peace Studies in Austria.