Do No Harm (DNH)

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Venue: Tonle Bassac II restaurant

Date: 28 Aug-29 Aug 2018

Time: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

 

In order to support and strengthen provincial NGO network, Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC) has organized Do No Harm (DNH) Workshop on 28-29 August 2018 at Tonle Bassac II restaurant. This workshop will support provincial NGO network for better understanding on how aid interacts with conflict dynamics and the overall concept of Do No Harm; in addition to using DNH tool for project management and analysis in order to do better on stakeholders’ mapping and resource mobilization strategy.

Documents

Conflict Analysis Tools_22Aug2018

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Case study Khmer_Tajikistan_22Aug2018

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Agenda

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Do No Harm Manual_KH_V5_22Aug2018

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DNH Presentation_22Aug2018

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