Summary of the crisis
Both International Humanitarian Law and the Do No Harm framework are designed to safeguard population health during armed conflict.
The Do No Harm framework is a tool for positive action that helps health and humanitarian workers understand the “dividers” and “connectors” in a population. It also shows how assistance programs can shape a conflict in a negative way. The framework helps identify options for action as the circumstances of the conflict change.
Primum non nocere! (First, do no harm).
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