Independence: Practical Dilemmas of Principled Action

Date published: October 2015

PHAP Online Learning Series on Humanitarian Law and Policy

This session of the PHAP Online Learning Series on Humanitarian Law and Policy provides a more in-depth treatment of the principle of independence, focusing on practical dilemmas in its application and humanitarian funding mechanisms.

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