Conflict Sensitive Project Management (CSPM)
Introduction to conflict sensitivity and the Do No Harm principle.
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Explore animated videos from e-Peace Switzerland’s official YouTube channel. They explain conflict-sensitive project management (CSPM), context analysis, participation, gender and climate. Use them to prepare your mainstreaming committee, understand the criteria and improve your projects.
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Introduction to conflict sensitivity and the Do No Harm principle.
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