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As aid workers, what complexities might constrain your work? By: Group A Anele Ndebele Paul Kinuthia Braam Hanekom Patrick Duigan Deirdre Barnard

Dha 01 2009, Group A Class

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Page 1: Dha 01 2009, Group A Class

As aid workers, what complexities might constrain your work?

By: Group A

Anele NdebelePaul KinuthiaBraam HanekomPatrick DuiganDeirdre Barnard

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Humanitarian Principles

● Impartiality

● Neutrality

● Independence

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ROOT CAUSES OF DISASTERS

• Poverty

• Political, social and economic inequalities

• Economic stagnations, high unemployment

• Environmental degradation

• Poor government service

• Rapid urbanization

• Misuse of technology

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CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPLEX EMERGENCIES

• Administrative, economic and political decay

• High level of violence and internal wars

• Cultural-, ethic-, religious-, vulnerable groups at risk

• Catastrophic public health emergencies

• Increase competition for resources

• Increase migration of people

• Long lasting and wide spread

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CONSTRAINTS ?

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Security

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Co-ordination & Communication

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Infrastructure

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Developmental Status

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Donors

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Funding

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Socio-Cultural Constraints

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Personnel

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Time Constraints

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Media

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Government Policies & Restrictions

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