Flawed Humanitarian Aid Design
Risks to beneficiaries and UK reputation arising from badly designed and delivered development and humanitarian assistance.
2 items
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: That regard for humanitarian considerations be expressly recognised by making it the ninth principle of effective response and recovery. (113.69)
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 …
Gov response: The government described the introduction of a code of conduct and a mandatory staff engagement strategy. The ITC review addresses staff wellbeing and secondary trauma awareness.
Accepted in Part