Flawed Humanitarian Aid Design
Risks to beneficiaries and UK reputation arising from badly designed and delivered development and humanitarian assistance.
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1 source
2 inquiries
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Flawed Humanitarian Aid Design has been flagged across 1 independent accountability source:
2 inquiry recs
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Inquiry Recommendations (2)
P2-45 — Add humanitarian considerations as ninth response principle
Recommendation: We also recommend that regard for humanitarian considerations be expressly recognised by making it the ninth principle of effective response and recovery. (113.69)
Words of: HM Government, Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 2 Report: Government response (CP 1248), presented to Parliament by the Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, 26 February 2025
Gov response: The government accepts this recommendation. We will fully factor it into the outcomes of the resilience review.
Accepted
In progress
27 — Action plan to address staff desensitisation and secondary trauma
Recommendation: Contractors operating immigration removal centres must develop and implement an action plan to ensure a safe and healthy staff culture in immigration removal centres. The action plan must address: the identification of and response to any sign of desensitisation among …
Words of: Home Office, Government response to the public inquiry into Brook House Immigration Removal Centre (CP 1041), March 2024
Gov response: 6.8.1. The report findings in relation to contracted service provider staff behaviour and culture were shocking and unacceptable. Significant changes have been implemented to better define operational staffing levels, introduce accredited training, a code of …
Accepted, fully or in part (not specified)